True or false: High FSH & LH most commonly is found in primary testicular failure.

True or false: For young men with tested low testosterone and ED, testosterone replacement is the optimal approach.

True or false: A common cause for lack of adequate testosterone production is from side effects of certain medications.

Symptoms most common in a middle-aged man with testosterone deficiency (choose incorrect answer).

Diagnosis can be boiled down to:

True or false: If you see elevated FSH or LH, you should proceed with a stimulation test: Clomiphene or hCG.

Replacement in young men will likely result in:

Meds that can lower testosterone:

True or false: The younger the patient, the more extensive the medical workup.

True or false: Men over the age of 60 most often are the best candidates for replacement.