What is the effect of low testosterone?

Effects of low testosterone: prostatic hyperplasia, low libido, sexual dysfunction, muscle atrophy, fat accumulation in chest muscles, hair loss (starting from the calf), lack of vitality and energy, beer belly, low memory, smaller testicles and loose scrotum.

Testosterone mainly belongs to an estrogen. It is responsible for the sexual development of male adolescence, and is also important for maintaining erectile function, sexual desire and general physical strength. Testosterone should control the physiological functions of the whole body, not just the lower body.

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There are many reasons for testosterone deficiency. In addition to congenital abnormalities, metabolic abnormalities such as obesity, diabetes and hyperlipidemia are also related to testosterone deficiency. In addition to some inflammatory factors, visceral fat also produces cortisol, estrogen, leptin and other substances. These substances can inhibit the production of endogenous testosterone. For middle-aged and elderly men, the increase of age is also an important factor of testosterone deficiency.

Self-health management is very important to improve testosterone level, such as maintaining a healthy lifestyle and good mentality, strengthening physical exercise, losing weight, avoiding bad habits such as sedentary, smoking and drinking, and actively controlling chronic diseases such as diabetes and coronary heart disease.

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