In this lecture, you will explore the primary hormone deficiencies that can contribute to fatigue in patients and understand how to address them effectively.
- Upon completing this lecture, you will have the knowledge to diagnose hormone deficiencies such as thyroid, cortisol, DHEA, aldosterone, and testosterone deficits that contribute to fatigue. This will be achieved through a comprehensive understanding of medical history, physical signs, symptoms of deficiency, and laboratory tests.
- You will learn how to conduct patient interviews to differentiate between various types of fatigue (morning, afternoon, evening, whole day, stress-related fatigue) and understand the specific hormonal imbalances associated with each type.
- Additionally, you will gain insights into correcting these hormone deficiencies by prescribing hormone supplements at appropriate doses for hormone-deficient patients.
- You will also become familiar with scientific studies supporting this information, including double-blind placebo-controlled trials.
Spanish subtitles are available for this lecture.
This course includes 1 video, 1 PDF presentation, 1 PDF with references, and 1 quiz.
For more information or inquiries, please contact us at medschool@hertoghe.eu
155.00 €
In this 1h54 lecture, you will explore the primary hormone deficiencies that can contribute to fatigue in patients and understand how to address them effectively. Spanish subtitles are available for this lecture.
