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  1. Why Do Steroids Cause Psychosis?

    **1. Sexual Function Assessment in Brain‑Tumor
    Patients**

    | Domain | What to Evaluate | Why It Matters |
    |——–|——————|—————|
    | **Physical Functioning** | • Erectile function (ED), ejaculatory issues, vaginal
    lubrication
    • Hormonal status: testosterone, estradiol, LH/FSH, prolactin | Tumors or treatment can disrupt neuro‑endocrine pathways → impotence, anorgasmia |
    | **Psychological / Cognitive Impact** | • Mood (depression/anxiety), self‑esteem, body image
    • Cognitive deficits: memory, attention, executive function | Neurocognitive decline affects
    sexual desire and performance; mood disorders further impair libido |
    | **Relationship Dynamics** | • Partner communication, intimacy expectations,
    relational satisfaction | Relationship strain can exacerbate sexual dysfunction or conversely be a
    source of support |
    | **Treatment‑Related Factors** | • Surgical side‑effects (nerve damage), radiotherapy-induced fibrosis, chemotherapy neurotoxicity
    • Hormonal therapies altering testosterone/estrogen levels |
    Physical changes directly influence sexual function; endocrine shifts alter libido
    and erectile capacity |

    ## Practical Clinical Recommendations

    | Step | Action | Key Points |
    |——|——–|————|
    | 1 | **Initial Screening** | • Use brief questionnaires (e.g., PHQ‑2 for
    depression, IIEF‑5 for erectile dysfunction) at each visit.

    • Ask about sexual activity and satisfaction in a non‑judgmental way.
    |
    | 2 | **Detailed History** | • Document frequency, type of intercourse, use of lubricants/condoms, pain or dyspareunia, urinary symptoms, medication side‑effects.
    |
    | 3 | **Physical & Laboratory Review** | • Assess
    prostate size (digital rectal exam), PSA trends.

    • Check testosterone, LH/FSH if erectile dysfunction is persistent despite therapy.

    |
    | 4 | **Address Modifiable Factors** | • Encourage
    weight loss, exercise, smoking cessation.
    • Discuss sexual positioning to reduce pain for the woman. |
    | 5 | **Therapeutic Interventions** | – **Vaginal
    lubricants/creams**: non‑ionic, preservative‑free options.

    – **Topical estrogen (for post‑menopausal)**: short course if symptomatic.

    – **PDE‑5 inhibitors**: titrate dose; start low to assess tolerance.

    – **Pelvic floor physical therapy**: can improve arousal and reduce pain. |
    | 6 | **Follow‑Up Plan** | – Reassess after 4–6 weeks of PDE‑5 inhibitor use and lubricant regimen.
    – If adequate response, maintain current dosing; if insufficient,
    consider dose escalation or alternative agents (e.g., vardenafil).

    – If still inadequate, evaluate for underlying endocrine disorders or psychological factors.
    |

    ## 3. Evaluation & Management of Low Testosterone in the Context of Hirsutism

    | Step | Action | Rationale |
    |——|——–|———–|
    | **Baseline labs** | • Serum total testosterone (morning 7–10 am)
    • SHBG, albumin
    • LH, FSH
    • Estradiol
    • Prostate‑specific antigen (PSA) if >50 yr or risk factors | Confirm androgen excess, rule out secondary causes.
    |
    | **Interpretation** | • Low testosterone with
    normal/low SHBG suggests primary hypogonadism
    • Elevated LH indicates primary testicular failure
    • Normal LH/FSH may indicate secondary hypogonadism (pituitary/hypothalamic) | Tailor therapy accordingly.
    |
    | **Baseline labs before therapy** | • CBC, CMP, lipid panel,
    fasting glucose, HbA1c, testosterone (morning), PSA (if >50 yr) | Establish baseline for monitoring.

    |

    ## 4. Treatment Algorithm

    ### Step‑by‑Step Decision Tree

    «`
    START
    |
    |—> Check eligibility:
    • No contraindications (no severe liver disease, untreated hypertension, etc.)
    • Informed consent obtained.
    |
    |—> Baseline labs:
    • CBC, CMP, fasting lipids, fasting glucose/HbA1c, testosterone (morning), PSA (if >50).

    |
    |—> Select anabolic agent:
    |— Option A: Enobosarm (oral) – 2.5–10 mg daily
    |— Option B: SARMs via injection (e.g., Ostarine 25 mg IM weekly)
    |
    |—> Determine dosing schedule based on product availability and patient’s preference.

    |
    |—> Initiate therapy:
    |— Educate patient on potential side effects:
    • Mild liver enzyme elevations
    • Transient lipid changes (increase LDL, decrease HDL)
    • Mood alterations
    • Possible gynecomastia (rare)
    |
    |—> Monitoring plan:
    |— Baseline labs: LFTs, fasting lipids, CBC,
    testosterone levels.
    |— Repeat labs at 4–6 weeks post-initiation,
    then every 3 months.
    |— Adjust dose or discontinue if AST/ALT > 2× ULN
    or lipid abnormalities exceed thresholds.
    |
    |—> Duration:
    |— Use for the shortest effective period (e.g.,
    12–24 weeks).
    |— After completion, reassess motivation and consider alternative interventions.

    |
    |—> Safety considerations:
    |— Avoid use in individuals with uncontrolled hypertension, active liver disease,
    or those on medications metabolized by CYP3A4
    that could interact with ketone metabolism.
    |— Monitor for signs of ketoacidosis (e.g., nausea,
    vomiting, abdominal pain).
    |
    END
    «`

    **Key Points:**

    – **Ketone supplements may alter brain fuel availability and influence motivation.**
    – **Safety hinges on monitoring metabolic status
    and avoiding high‑dose or prolonged use.**
    – **A structured protocol can help balance potential benefits
    against risks for those seeking to enhance task engagement.**

    This approach offers a systematic way to evaluate whether ketone supplementation could be a viable tool for improving sustained effort in demanding cognitive
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