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Common symptoms include low energy, irritability, reduced sexual drive, loss of muscle mass, and cognitive difficulties like trouble concentrating. The most accurate method to identify low testosterone is through a blood test.
Low testosterone can be treated. Various methods, including hormone replacement therapy and lifestyle changes, can help restore testosterone levels and improve the symptoms associated with the condition.
Many men begin feeling better within 2-4 weeks of treatment. However, it may take a few months for the full benefits to be realized. Each person’s response to treatment can vary.
Like any medical treatment, there can be risks and side effects. Common side effects may include skin irritation, mood changes, or fluid retention. Consistent check-ups with a healthcare professional help confirm that the treatment is working and that any side effects are handled properly.
Not treating low testosterone can cause different health problems, such as gaining more body fat, heart issues, and weaker bones. Addressing low testosterone can help reduce these risks and improve overall health.