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Testosterone influences muscle and bone density, the distribution of body fat in men, and the production of red blood cells. For men, a natural decline in testosterone levels often occurs after the age of 30, even when they lead a healthy lifestyle with regular exercise and proper nutrition. Regrettably, these efforts may not suffice to combat this decline. Low testosterone, commonly referred to as low-T, exhibits a range of symptoms. While reduced energy levels, increased fatigue, and mood swings are some of the most prevalent signs, it can affect different individuals in various ways. You might experience tiredness, insomnia, and a waning interest in physical activity. Low-T can also lead to a decreased sex drive, weight gain, or a loss of muscle mass. Discover how to reclaim your vitality and well-being online.
Here’s what you need to know about causes of low T, early symptoms, and treatment options.What does testosterone do in the male body?
Testosterone is a hormone. It is involved in many aspects of male health, including but not limited to:
- Puberty and male sexual development
- Bone Strength
- Red Blood Cell Production
- Sex Drive
- Muscle Growth
- Energy and Mood
What causes low testosterone?
There are many causes of low testosterone. The most common cause is normal aging. Testosterone levels drop a little bit each year as you get older. Less common causes can be broadly separated into two types: primary and secondary. Let’s take a look at some examples below.
Primary Low Testosterone
This refers to a problem in the testicles themselves. Since testicles make testosterone, any conditions that affect how they work can affect how much testosterone you make. Causes of primary low testosterone include:
- Infections
- Undescended Testicles
- Testicular Torsion
- Liver Cirrhosis
- Chemotherapy
- Autoimmunie Diseases
Secondary Low Testosterone
This is when your testicles work normally, but other health problems stop you from making testosterone. Aging is an example of secondary low testosterone. Some other examples of secondary low testosterone are:
- Obesity
- Diabetes
- HIV
- Long-Term Use of Opioids
- Hormone Blocking Treatments
- Pituitary Gland Problems
Symptoms of Low Testosterone
Many men and women don’t notice symptoms from age-related low testosterone because it happens gradually. But some people have symptoms — especially if a medical condition or treatment suddenly brings on low T. Or if they’ve never had “normal” levels of testosterone.
Here are some common symptoms of low Testosterone.
- HAIR LOSS
- LOW SEX DRIVE
- FATIGUE & LACK OF CONCENTRATION
- MOOD SWINGS & IRRITABILITY
- ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION (ED)
- INFERTILITY
- LOW MUSCLE MASS
- HOT FLASHES
The advantages of daily oral testosterone:
The advantages of daily oral testosterone:
✓ Improved testosterone balance, no peaks and valleys (avoid the rollercoaster)
✓ Much easier to administer than painful intramuscular injections into the hip or glutes.
✓ Titrating delivery for patient-specific optimal dosing
✓ No risk of accidentally damaging your sciatic nerve
✓ Can be self-administered with no time wasted going to a clinic
HOW DO I GET STARTED?
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