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McKinlay Screener
Take the simple quiz below, add up your score, and then review
it with your doctor.

Please review your responses below and answer the questions that you missed (indicated by a red *).
1. *What is your age?
  Under 60
  60 or older (2 points)
2. *Have you been told by your doctor that you have diabetes?
  Yes
  No
2a. *If yes, are you receiving treatment?
  Yes (3 points)
  No
2b. *What type of treatment? (check all that apply)
  Diet
  Pills
  Insulin injections
3. *Have you been told by your doctor that you have asthma?
  Yes
  No
3a. *If yes, are you receiving treatment?
  Yes (1 point)
  No
3b. *What type of treatment and how often? (check all that apply)
  Pills
  Inhaler
  Every day
  Only when needed
4. *How much do you usually sleep?
  Less than 5 hours (1 point)
  5 hours or more
5. *Do you smoke cigarettes? (check one)
  Currently
  Formerly (2 points)
  Never smoked (2 points)
6. *Have you recently been bothered by headaches?
  Yes (2 points)
  No
7. *Do you like directing other people's work?
  Yes
  No (1 point)
8. *What is your height and weight?
 
 


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AndroGel is indicated for replacement therapy in males for conditions associated with a deficiency or absence of endogenous testosterone.

Safety information: AndroGel must not be used by women. You should not use AndroGel if you have any of these conditions:

  • Prostate cancer (if your doctor knows for sure that you have it or thinks you may)
  • Breast cancer (a rare condition for men)

Warning: Elderly patients treated with androgens may be at an increased risk for the development of an enlarged prostate and prostate cancer.

The most frequent adverse events reported by ≥5% of patients associated with the consistent use of AndroGel included abnormal lab test, acne, prostate disorder, and application site reaction.

Remember, the information on this website does not take the place of the advice you get from your doctor or other health care professional. Always talk with your doctor if you have questions about AndroGel.

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