2023
DOI: 10.7759/cureus.51215
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When a “Low T” Diagnosis Can Be the Clue to a More Complex Problem

Adrian G Dumitrascu,
Ana-Maria Chindris,
Claudiu Matei
et al.

Abstract: Male hypogonadism remains a poorly evaluated and managed clinical condition despite the availability of clinical guidelines. We present a case of a male patient diagnosed with secondary hypogonadism related to partial empty sella syndrome, whose clinical course was complicated by a hypotensive near-syncopal event. Although initial hypopituitarism symptoms could be subtle and nonspecific and could involve only one hormonal axis, a thorough evaluation of the pituitary function may identify additional deficiencie… Show more

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