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Symptoms of Low Testosterone

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What Are the Symptoms of Low Testosterone?

Low testosterone can affect males of all ages, but it is more common among the elderly. Men may experience erectile dysfunction, decreased libido, and even hostility as a result of this. Testosterone is a member of the androgen hormone family, and the testicles create it in response to the stimulation from the pituitary gland—located near the base of the brain—which sends signals to a male’s testicles that elicit sexual desire.

Low testosterone and sexual dysfunction are seen as obvious markers of aging by the majority of men. However, in certain situations, one can reverse ED and reduced libido linked with low testosterone. Symptoms vary depending on the source and age at which low testosterone initially shows.

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Some of the most prevalent signs and symptoms of low testosterone in males include:

Mood Swings

Low testosterone levels might cause mood swings in men. Because testosterone affects so many bodily functions, it can also affect mood and mental capabilities. According to several researchers, low testosterone levels are thought to alter men’s mood as they age. Also, older men with reduced testosterone and sexual dysfunction are often prone to anxiety.

Poor Libido

In men, testosterone is important for libido (sex drive). As males get older, they may notice a decrease in their sex urge. Even so, a person with low testosterone is more likely to feel a significant decrease in their desire to have sex.

Low testosterone levels can cause impotence and sexual dysfunction. A man’s sexual connection can be severely harmed by erectile dysfunction. It can also cause psychological issues like low self-esteem, denial, and sadness.

Low Energy

Loss of energy is a common complaint among men with low testosterone and erectile dysfunction. For example, physical activities that were previously simple will require more time and effort to complete this time. Low testosterone might make it difficult to recuperate from a hard workout.

Men with low T have complained of acute weariness and a loss of vitality. If you’re weary all of the time despite getting plenty of sleep or can’t seem to get inspired to exercise, you may have low T.

Unwanted Body Changes

As we already learned, poor testosterone levels can cause low energy. When combined with a sedentary lifestyle, a man might lose up to 10% of his lean muscle mass every ten years and experience chronic weariness. In men, low T might result in an increase in body fat or gynecomastia—swollen breast tissue. A testosterone and estrogen imbalance in men is assumed to be the cause of this phenomenon.

Erectile Dysfunction

Low testosterone levels can cause impotence and other problems with a man’s sex life. A man’s sexual relations can be severely harmed by erectile dysfunction.

ED can also cause psychological issues like low self-esteem, denial, and sadness.

Body Malaise

Body malaise is common in men with low testosterone and erectile dysfunction. Malaise is a word that describes a general feeling of unease and a lack of well-being. It causes acute exhaustion and a loss of energy and drive for daily activities. Physical activities that were formerly simple will now need more time and effort to complete. Low testosterone might make it difficult to recuperate from hard exercise. Men are less likely to engage in healthy activities when they are tired, which then feeds into a cycle of depression and malaise.

Muscle Atrophy and Weight Gain

Weight gain is possible if you don’t have enough lean muscle, and that’s why low testosterone levels can also cause weight gain around the waist in men.

A healthy heart requires normal testosterone levels. Cholesterol and triglyceride levels rise when testosterone levels decline. Low testosterone levels are frequently linked to coronary artery dilatation. It also puts males at risk for hypertension and excessive fibrinogen levels.

A decrease of testosterone after 30 is a normal part of the body’s aging process. Men with common signs of low testosterone, on the other hand, should see a doctor right once for treatment.

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