A place of androgen deficiency in a clinical portrait of the modern urological patient
In article on the basis of literary given both own clinical supervision and researches applied aspects of androgen deficiency in urological practice are considered. True androgen deficiency’ frequency in man’s population remains precisely not established as decrease in testosterone synthesis is connected not only with the age, but also varieties of other factors, including features of geography of area of residing, presence or absence of other hormonal and metabolic disorders, accompanying somatic comorbidity etc. Results of the newestforeign epidemiological researches of androgen deficiency prevalence worldwide, and also results of the first Russian pilot epidemiological research of androgen deficiency at men prevalence in practice of urologists and doctors of adjacent specialities (Yaroslavl Study, 2013) present in the article. Intime pathogenetic communication of androgen deficiency both the most widespread uroandrological and somatic diseases at men is shown. On the basis of own clinical experience optimum algorithms of complex diagnostics of androgen deficiency at urological patients are offered and also the necessity of inclusion of testosterone preparations for pharmacotherapy of the majority of male urinogenital diseases is shown. The review of indications, contra-indications, estimations of risk factors and preparations for androgen replacement therapy is spent. Features of transdermal forms of testosterone preparations (Аndrogel) are described and the clinical analysis of their present and perspective application within the limits of modern androgen replacement therapy is carried out.