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Physician Resources

Downloads & Videos

Lawley Pharmaceuticals provides physicians with both online and hard copies of patient information booklets, online education videos and product information.

We have developed a series of simple, concise and brief information booklets covering many of the medical conditions that are due to hormone imbalances.

The "Understanding" series of booklets is designed to educate patients about these conditions and provide details of various treatment options.

All information booklets are FREE to download.

In addition, Lawley Pharmaceuticals has developed specialized websites for each condition with extra reference material, videos and referral links for patients to further explore. These websites complete with links are listed below.

Free Patient Information Booklets (Series of 18)

Testosterone Cream for Men (159kb)

Tesosterone Cream for Women (166kb)

Progesterone Use in Women (570kb)

Understanding Estrogen Dominance (655kb)

Understanding Low Libido in Women (623kb)

Dr E Barry Gordon MD – The A-Z of Testosterone Use in Males (Series of 22)

Introduction
(Part 1) (8 mins) Testosterone the Hormone
(Part 1) (8 mins) Testosterone the Hormone
(Part 2) (5 mins 30 secs) The Role of Testosterone (8 mins 30 secs)

Dr Malcolm Carrauther - Testosterone in Men (Series of 18)

The History of Testosterone
Use in Men (2 mins 32 secs) Prevalence of Testosterone Deficiency in Adult Males (4 mins 7 secs) What are the Symptoms of
Low Testosterone (2 mins 22 secs) Assessment of Low Testosterone, Medical History (3 mins 20 secs)

Aging Male Symptoms (AMS) Self-Assessment

Personal Assessment Tools

• Aging Male Symptoms (AMS) Self-Assessment: The Aging Male Symptoms (AMS) questionnaire is a 17 question self-rating symptoms based questionnaire with three key domains of assessment - mind (5 questions), body (7 questions) and sexual (5 questions). Responses to each question are assigned a rating 1-5 (none to extremely severe) and the total sum of all subscales provides a total score. Scores can range from a total low of 17 to a maximum of 85, with a complaint score measuring greater than 50 considered severe.
  The AMS is well suited to assist in both the diagnosis of testosterone deficiency and for the monitoring of treatment in patients using testosterone replacement therapy.