Obesity – A major predictor of low testosterone in men
/Men with a body mass index of 30 or greater are considered obese and are more likely to suffer from low testosterone levels.
Read MoreMen with a body mass index of 30 or greater are considered obese and are more likely to suffer from low testosterone levels.
Read MoreTestosterone is a sex hormone produced in the testicles and adrenal glands. It is the equivalent to males of what the hormone estrogen is to women. Testosterone has far reaching effects for men in helping to regulate sex drive, bone mass, fat distribution, along with muscle mass and strength.
Read MoreMany men are hesitant to see their doctor for symptoms of low testosterone.
Read MoreHere we highlight the main symptoms that could indicate you have low testosterone. Here's what men need to know.
Read MoreMale menopause or "andropause" is a very real condition that men may face later in life, but unlike menopause which can occur at a predictable time, male menopause which is a decrease in testosterone levels at different ages and speeds.
Read MoreThe FDA has issued a warning to physicians and male patients regarding the use of testosterone drugs, which they say have an increased risk for heart attacks and strokes. The FDA is urging doctors and the companies that make these testosterone drugs to warn patients about the potential life-threatening risks they pose.
Read MoreWhen men reach a certain age, they may start to question, "Am I still the same man?" Should men turn to testosterone therapies? Are they dangerous? We explore.
Men with low levels of the male hormone testosterone have problems with erections, are weaker and more easily fatigued than men with normal levels of testosterone. However, these symptoms are also part of the normal aging process. So how do you know if your symptoms are due to low testosterone or are just related to getting older?
Read MoreIn recent months, there has been a great deal of contradictory information regarding testosterone. So much so that it is hard for any man to decipher what level is right, and whether seeking an “optimal” level is the preferred course of action.
Read MoreLow Testosterone: Male hypogonadism can be congenital or can develop later in life. Your symptoms and treatment options will depend on at what point your hypogonadism occurs. For example, hypogonadism during puberty can decrease muscle mass development, impair deepening of the voice or impair body hair and penis/testicle growth.
Read MoreLow testosterone can have a negative effect on a man’s physical and emotional health, but there are many ways to treat this condition once you figure out what is causing it.
Read MoreTestosterone is a hormone which helps men maintain bone density, muscle strength and mass, sex drive, sperm production and fat distribution.
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