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== Answers == # List systemic illnesses associated with testosterone deficiency # List causes of primary and secondary androgen deficiency # What are the recommended initial investigations in someone suspected of having AD # Describe your history and physical exam # What is required for a diagnosis of AD? # After confirming diagnosis of AD, what tests are required? What tests are required prior to initiating treatment? # What are the signs and symptoms of hyperprolactinemia? What are causes of hyperprolactinemia? # What are the treatment options for AD in patients who want to preserve fertility?
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