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Androgen Deficiency

Transdermal Testosterone Replacement Effective for HIV Infected Women

Published in AIDS Weekly, September 18th, 2000

Transdermal testosterone (T) replacement therapy effectively raises serum total and free T levels in androgen-deficient HIV infected women, researchers have found.

"Androgen deficiency in HIV infected women is associated with loss of muscle mass and function," stated Marjan Javanbakht and colleagues from Charles Drew University, California, and Watson-TheraTech, Inc., Utah. "Transdermal T replacement has been proposed for the treatment of HIV associated weight loss. We, therefore, investigated the pharmacokinetics of a testosterone matrix transdermal system (TMTDS) in eight menstruating HIV infected women, 18-50 years, who had been on stable antiretroviral therapy...

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