Method for treating partial androgen deficiency of middle and old aged men by using sporoderm-broken ganoderma spores

Abstract

The invention relates to a method for treating partial androgen deficiency of middle and old aged men by using sporoderm-broken ganoderma spores. Patients undergo medical history inquiry and PADAM self scoring, arterial blood is extracted on an empty stomach in morning to determine the content of testosterone (T), erythrocyte superoxide dismutase (SOD) and malondialdehyde (MDA), 600mg of sporoderm-broken ganoderma spore capsules (Yingkanghuo, researched and monitored by Food Engineering Research Center of the Ministry for National Education in China) are uniformly taken three times every day, a treatment course comprises 3 weeks, and other mental symptom treatment medicines are no longer taken in the spore taking period.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a curative effect method for treating partial androgen deficiency in middle-aged and elderly males with whole-broken ganoderma lucidum spores, specifically a method for treating partial androgen deficiency in middle-aged and elderly males with whole-broken ganoderma spores. Background technique [0002] Partial androgen deficiency of the aging male (partial androgen deficiency of the aging male, PADAM) is known at present, commonly known as male climacteric syndrome, the disease is not only related to factors of low sex hormone function, there are more and more evidences that The comprehensive metabolic level of the whole body (such as microcirculation metabolism, aerobic free radical metabolism and blood viscosity, etc.) also affects the physiological and psychological state of the elderly. Improving the comprehensive metabolic level of the whole body can help to delay the occurrence of male dementia and improve its cognitive ...

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Problems solved by technology

In men, it is difficult to establish the neuro-immune regulatory relationship between sexual performance and reduced androgen production, reduced Leydig cell activity, and reduced hypothalamic or pituitary responses. Due to large individual differences, the absolute value of testosterone concentration does not Can not provide a reliable basis for diagnosis; and the impact of psychological effects on male sexual desire also makes clinical observation difficult to be very accurate, so the results of the study are more convincing