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Testosterone substitution in women

28/06/2007

Testosterone substitution in women
Norvegian National Congress of Obstetricians and Urologists, Oslo, Norway, November 4, 2006, Abstract Book, p. 24
Neurobiology of sexual desire and central (mental) arousal, and the peripheral neurovascular response are substantially modulated by sexual hormones. Androgens have a leading role in the initiation and modulation of sexual function, in women as in men. Much of the current understanding of androgen effects in women has been derived from the symptomatology of women with androgen insufficiency. The pattern of symptoms, and symptom frequency, following bilateral oophorectomy (surgical menopause) has validated their tie to androgen deficiency.

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Keywords:
Adolescence Ageing Androgens Anxiety Arousal Arousal Disorders Biological Factors Body Image Chemotherapy Clinical Examination Comorbidity Depression Desire Disorders Drugs Emotions Epidemiology Female Sexual Disorders Female Sexual Function Gynaecology Hormonal Dysfunctions Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) Hypoactive sexual desire disorder (HSDD) Iatrogenic Factors Libido Menopause / Perimenopause Menopause Symptoms Neurotransmitters Oophorectomy/Ovariectomy Orgasm Orgasmic Disorders Personal Distress Premature Iatrogenic Menopause Self-Esteem Sexual Desire Sexual Hormones Sexual Medicine Sexuality in the Elderly Testosterone

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