True statistics for Hypogonadism have never been established and remain "up in the air". The absence of a "Hypogonadism" category in national databases ensures there is no central reporting point. We consider this absence hinders assessment of the condition and its importance in health.

We have set the goal of raising money for a large scale testing study of populations to determine accurate statistics for Hypogonadism. Real statistics will not be obtained until testing for Hypogonadism attains its proper place in diagnostic procedures. To get some idea of the problem, one has to research the incidence of Hypogonadism amongst diseases and conditions. There are many to find and the process is ongoing. The following information is obtained from research studies and available authoritative statistics.

ConditionHypospadias Klinefelters Syndrome Hemachromatosis HIV AIDS Diabetes Arthritis Parkinson's Disease Sickle Cell Disease Anorexia Nervosa Thalassemia Major Kidney Disease Spinal Cord Injury Depression Cirrhosis Acromegaly

Estimated % Incidence of Hypogonadism1:350 male births 100% - 1:400 male births 42% - 1: 2-300 North European descent 50% - 42 million worldwide 16% - 12 Million in the USA 33% - 43 million in the USA

As further research into individual health conditions continues, the appropriate statistics will be inserted. However, as can be seen, Hypogonadism exists in many prevalent conditions in society.