Symptoms of Low Testosterone in Men

There are many reasons why your testosterone levels may be dropping. Aging is one but there are also a host of medical conditions, environmental issues and physical injuries that can cause serious testosterone deficiency.

Some of the symptoms are:

• erections become fewer and 
• ejaculations become more feeble. 

Other than erectile dysfunctions, men with very low testosterone levels also manifest certain physical and behavioral changes in:

• mood, 
• irritability, 
• inability to concentrate, 
• depression,
• stress, and
• fatigue are common to men with low testosterone. 

other issues can also be:

• increased abdominal fat,
• rudimentary breast development (Gynecomasia, Manboobs),
• loss of both lean body mass and bone mass (possibly resulting in osteoporosis) and 
• loss of body hair (feminization) are usual physical symptoms of low testosterone levels in men.

Many of these conditions are associated with the testicles, hypothalamus and the pituitary gland. These conditions may be genetic or acquired.

Testicular dysfunctions are usually a result of damaged testicles or congenital disorders. 

Dysfunctions relating to the pituitary gland and hypothalamus could be the outcome of a genetic disorder, blood iron disorders, tumors/cancers or surgery.

Acquired conditions such as major traumas, chronic diseases, acute critical illnesses, or surgery are common causes that affect the testicles, hypothalamus and pituitary glands.

Issues for Younger Men

Younger men or men below 45 often overlook their testosterone health levels since many of the individual symptoms are initially minor. The conditions, however, worsen as years pass. By the time the physical indications surface, much damage has already been caused to the body. It is important that men get themselves tested even when the slightest symptoms appear.

Take the Testosterone Quiz

An Online Testosterone Level Quiz is available for men who believe they may already be testosterone deficient.

Click Here to - Take the Online Testosterone Quiz.

If after taking the test results show that testosterone deficiency is a likelihood, testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) should be considered.

For those with a history of prostate or breast cancer, see your doctor before initiating any course of treatment - Yes, men CAN get breast cancer!

(A blood test to measure a component in the blood called serum prostate-specific antigen (PSA) is conducted to check for Prostate Cancer. Such a test should be conducted prior to commencing testosterone therapy and is mandatory in men over the age of 40 years.)

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