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I'm a person who was well acquainted early with feelings of unexplainable fatigue and depression, and the idea of low testosterone never crossed my mind because these feelings actually started long before I should have been in the andropause (male menopause) phase of my life.
When I turned 40 I started experiencing hot flashes and it felt so strange. In the middle of the day whatever I'd been working on would be interrupted because I'd suddenly have a hot flash, and I'd wonder, 'What's going on?' It was so unacceptable. From what I previously understood, hot flashes was something women in menopause suffered – not men! So I started thinking about consulting my doctor.
All I did at first was think about it. The hot flashes began at a time when my family was my first priority. I put them first all the time, and caring for myself has always been at the bottom of my list. It was after my wife's untimely death around a year later when I was left to raise my boys alone that a glaring discrepancy in my priorities occurred to me. 'Wait a minute,' I thought. 'I alone remain to care for my boys. I wouldn't want them to be orphans, so continuing to prioritize their needs means that I should also take better care of myself. I really need to see a doctor.'
Actually, by this time it wasn't just symptoms of hot flashes anymore that were alerting me to the possible existence of a problem. I began to notice differences in my overall attitude. I occasionally found myself in states of depression and often thought, 'why can't I pull myself out of this?' I was beginning to lose interest in the things in life that normally excited me, and at first I attributed this to the passing of my wife.
When I finally went to the doctor, I was told I was indeed suffering from andropause and was given a prescription for synthetic hormone capsules. Though I insisted that I would first do research before taking anything, the doctor laughed and said "Oh you'll be back, trust me". I think the one moment that sealed my fate was when he said, "And also take this because you're going to need it." I was handed another prescription, this time for antidepressants. Instead of blindly following my doctor's advice, I decided to take control of my own body. From what I had learned earlier, hormone therapy management is not 'one size fits all' field. It's more of a one-size-for-me-and-another-size-for-someone-else kind of thing.
After doing some research, I decided that I wasn't going to take the synthetic oral hormones or the antidepressants, the best route for me would be through bioidentical testosterone hormone replacement therapy.
Bio-identical testosterone hormone replacement therapy is also known as natural testosterone hormone therapy. Compared to oral synthetic testosterone, bioidentical testosterone hormone therapy is more successful in the treatment of the symptoms of andropause, which is the stage where one begins to experience a drop in testosterone hormone levels, beginning often in the early 40s.
Bioidentical testosterone hormone therapy uses hormones with a molecular structure that is exactly the same as that of the hormones produced by our bodies, which makes them biologically identical. Because bio-identical hormones are an exact match to those produced in our own bodies, they offer important therapeutic advantages as well as relief from the symptoms of andropause which include hot flashes, depressions, moodiness, weight gain, acne, fatigue, insomnia, loss of libido, erectile dysfunction, memory loss, depression and difficulty concentrating.
Some other advantages of bioidentical testosterone hormone therapy include the improvement in appearance and texture of hair and skin, weight loss, improvement of sex drive, improvement in mental health, decrease in cholesterol levels, decreased risk of osteoporosis, decreased risk of heart attack and stroke and more.
If you find yourself suffering from the symptoms of low testosterone and want to know more about bioidentical testosterone hormone therapy, you might also be experiencing the symptoms of decreased testosterone production. The link below leads to a detailed description of these symptoms, and you may want to check it out to see if it can help in your search for relief from the symptoms of low testosterone.
Click here to read about the symptoms of low testosterone in men
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