Low Testosterone Symptoms

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Symptoms Low Testosterone

Low testosterone symptoms? Many men know that low testosterone symptoms can occur as the man ages. Health-conscious women have learned of the importance of correcting low hormones and hormone imbalance when dealing with pre-menopause and menopause symptoms and diseases.

Therefore, if declining progesterone and estrogen hormones cause symptoms and diseases in women, isn't it likely and logical that declining testosterone levels can have health consequences for men?

Everyone knows that the male sex drive declines with age. However, more and more physicians and clinical studies are recognizing that declining testosterone in the man is related to other conditions formerly thought of as a normal part of "just getting old".

As stated earlier, low testosterone symptoms are associated with:

• Low sex drive and impotence - as he ages, the man will have less interest in sex, he will have sex less frequently and sex is less enjoyable for a male experiencing lower testosterone symptoms.
Sexual frequency averages 3-4 times a week for the typical man in his twenties, declines to once a week or so in his fifties and to 1-2 times a month in his late seventies.

Along with low sex drive, impotence increases with age and the related lower testosterone levels. Nearly 10% of males over 50 and 40% of males over 70 have impotence problems.

It is also now known that low testosterone symptoms include:

• Fatigue - another of the symptoms of testosterone that is too low is having less energy, constantly feeling tired and run down. Doing a physical activity takes longer with considerably more effort.
If the man is participating in sports, his recovery time takes longer after working out. Because of the general feeling of malise, he may stop working out altogether which can result in even poorer health and lower energy levels.

• Loss of lean muscle - a male that is sedentary will lose about 10% of his muscle each decade. In other words, by the age of 60, a sedentary male will have lost up to 40% of his lean muscle.
The fat burning capacity of muscle is good - 5 extra pounds of muscle will burn calories equivalent to 10-12 pounds of fat per year. On the other hand, as muscle is lost, less muscle and calories are used each day by the man's body which adds to the likelihood of weight gain in the form of fat.

• Fat accumulation and weight gain - the male mid-life increase in body fat and body weight tends to accumulate around the man's middle section, another of the low testosterone symptoms.
As a male gains weight, he has more of himself to carry around with less muscle to accomplish it, leading to more easily experiencing fatigue and general low energy.

• Increased risk of osteoporosis and bone fractures - a man begins to lose bone mass considerably later in life than a woman on the average. By the time a man reaches his late 60's or early 70's, he's likely caught up with the bone loss experienced by a woman of the same age.
30% of all bone fractures happen to men. When men over 75 suffer a hip fracture, 30% will not survive one year, compared to a 9% mortality rate for women. Low testosterone levels in elderly men are a good predictor of poor bone density test scores and bone loss.

• Increased risk of cardiovascular disease - more and more clinical studies are supporting the conclusion the healthy testosterone levels are necessary for good heart health and avoiding low testosterone symptoms.
As testosterone levels decrease, the following are known to occur:

1- higher blood pressure levels that can increase heart attack risks
2- higher cholesterol and triglycerides levels which lead to higher arterial plaque levels
3- dialation of coronary arteries and other major arteries decreases that increases heart attack risk
4- increased fibrinogen levels which increases the likelihood of a blood clot blocking a major artery will result in a heart attack

Low testosterone symptoms can be effectively dealt with by correcting low testosterone and related hormones along with certain lifestyle modifications.

Studies have shown that men with low testosterone can become frail, lose muscle mass and suffer bone fractures due to osteoporosis. Some data has suggested that testosterone therapy can lead to increases in muscle mass and strength. Researchers also have shown that men who have low testosterone and hormone deficiency may be more likely to experience depression and reduced quality-of-life than men who produce adequate amounts of the hormone. Other signs of low testosterone level in men may include decreased sex drive, poor erections by the penis; erectile dysfunction (ED), lowered sperm count and reduced fertility, or increased breast size. Men also may have symptoms similar to those seen during menopause in women – hot flashes, increased irritability, inability to concentrate, and depression. Testosterone Therapy can be very useful for men with male hormone deficiency and hormonal imbalance.

If you are having male hormone deficiency and hormonal imbalance problems then LA Health & Rejuvenation Center can help you in restoring your hormone balance to normal balance and make you feel young, smart and healthy

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