There are many signs and symptoms of low testosterone (low-T). The most common sign and symptoms that bring males into our clinic is erectile dysfunction. However, there are many other signs and symptoms that also may occur:
Other physical indicators, which could also be seen in women with Low-T, may include:
Low-T and androgen deficiency be difficult to diagnose. This list of symptoms of low testosterone can help you and your doctor decide if testosterone replacement therapy should be considered.
If you answered 3 or more questions with a yes, you could have a low testosterone levels, or if you answered yes to only questions #1 or #7.
Statistics show that up to 39% of men 40 and over, and between 50-65% of men 65 years and over, experience ED on a long-term basis. After age 70, almost all men have some difficult getting or maintaining an erection. Men with diabetes usually experience these symptoms even earlier in life. Lack of blood flow to the penis is the primary issue.
There are many factors, both physical and mental. Below are some of the most common causes:
Available through Passer Restorative Therapies, growth hormone therapy can help you:
If you feel like you’re losing your competitive edge, or you’ve noticed signs of low-T, contact us today.