Symptoms of Testosterone Deficiency

Are you a quart low? Have you run out of gas? Is the heaviest thing you are lifting these days, the remote control?

Many times we blame aging as the factor. Men’s bodies change as well as women’s. Women experience menopause and men go through Andropause. Sometimes, controlling or alleviating the unpleasant symptoms can be as simple as having tests run and getting your hormones in balance.

Are you suffering from:
*Prostate Problems *Increased Urinary Urge *Infertility *Osteoporosis
*Lack of Libido *Erectile Dysfunction *Decreased Memory
*Decreased Urine Flow *Loss of Muscle Mass

The initial onset of hormone imbalance causes modest changes such as weight increase/beer belly, aging of the face, bone tissue weakening and muscle weakening...

When the level goes too low, you increase the risk of an aneurysm, heart disease, stroke and hypertension due to elevated cholesterol levels. Smoking can also play a role in decreasing testosterone levels.
Testosterone therapy can be natural/Bio-Identical or synthetic. You will have to determine which is best for you. Bio-Identical Testosterone is derived from soy beans and is molecularly identical to the human hormone. Synthetic testosterone has potential dangerous side effects.

Testosterone levels can be affected by many factors such as:
*Stress *Depression *Smoking * Diabetes
*Weight *Diet *Lack of Exercise
 
To determine if your levels need adjusted, symptoms as well as tests play an important role. You may fall in the category of low or high testosterone if you have some of the following symptoms:
 
Low Testosterone in Men
Urinary problems | High Blood Pressure | Infertility
Memory Loss | Increased Cholesterol | Decreased Sex Drive
Deterioration of Physique | Impotence
Mood and Mental Inhibitors | Fatigue
 
High Testosterone in Men
Increased Acne | Increased Body Hair Growth
Increased Male Baldness | Increased Muscle Mass