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What is Enanthate?
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A testosterone ester injection
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What is Cypionate?
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A testosterone ester injection
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What is propionate?
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A testosterone ester injection
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What is methyltestosterone?
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An oral testosterone
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What would you use in a prepubertal male with hypogonadism?
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A testosterone ester injection (enanthate, cypionate, propionate)
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What is Leuprolide?
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A GnRH agonist
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How does leuprolide work?
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It is a GnRH agonist that actually inhibits gonadotropin release, thereb inhibiting testosterone synthesis.
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What is Finasteride?
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A 5a-reductase inhibitor.
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What is finasteride used for?
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prostatic hyperplasia
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What is flutamide?
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An androgen receptor antagonist used to treat prostate cancer.
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What is sildenafil?
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(viagra). A pde Inh
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What is Vardenafil?
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(Levitra). Also a pde inh.
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What is an unusual SE of vardenafil?
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QT elongation (potential for arrhythmias)
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What is tadalafil?
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Cialis, a PDE inh.
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What is alprostadil?
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Used for inducing erection in men (PGE1)
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What would you use to treat someone with ED due to a vascular disorder (such as diabetes)?
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An erection INDUCER such as alporstadil (caverject).
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What is Papaverine?
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Nonspecific PDE inh.
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What is a trimix?
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A more effective method of ED treatment - inculdes phentolamine (a blocker), PGE1, and papaverine
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What is apomorphine?
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A serotonin stimulator (oral)
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