15th April 2024

A 60 year old male presents to your clinic with symptoms of reduced sexual desire, erectile dysfunction, reduced energy levels/motivation and gynecomastia.

A 60 year old male presents to your clinic with symptoms of reduced sexual desire, erectile dysfunction, reduced energy levels/motivation and gynecomastia. On examination, you do not identify any structural abnormalities. His past medical history includes hypertension, hypercholesterolemia, heart failure, previous prostatic cancer, CKD2, COPD and depression. Why would testosterone replacement therapy be contraindicated?

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