HYPOANDROGEN-METABOLIC SYNDROME: A SIGNIFICANT ISSUE FOR MEN'S HEALTH

1329 metabolic syndrome. In addition, there is a three-fold increase in the prevalence of LOH and as the number of criteria for the metabolic syndrome increase, as well as the incidence of LOH.Finally, there is a growing body of recent evidence suggesting that metabolic syndrome might be related to other aspects of men’s health, including erectile dysfunction, prostate cancer [8] and LUTS. This might pave the way for multi-disciplinary management of these patients, similar to that in urological oncology.