Signs and Effects of Low Testosterone
Low testosterone, also called hypotestosteronemia or Andropause, is a common issue that affects up to 30% of men over age 30. The condition occurs when the testes produce less testosterone than normal.
Common signs and symptoms include:
- Decreased sex drive - Lack of motivation or energy for sexual activity
- Erectile dysfunction - Inability to achieve or maintain an erection
- Fatigue - Lack of energy, tiring easily
- Increased body fat - Weight gain, especially around the abdomen
- Hair loss - Thinning hair or balding on the scalp
- Loss of muscle mass - Decreased muscle strength and tone
- Mood changes - Irritability, depression, or lack of focus