Secondary causes of hypogonadism
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Hypogonadism can have secondary causes beyond just the primary gonadal dysfunction. Some secondary causes include genetic disorders, malnutrition, obesity, stress, excessive exercise, and certain medications. It is important to consider secondary factors that may be contributing to low testosterone or estrogen levels in addition to possible primary gonadal issues.
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