Symptoms of testosterone deficiency

Testosterone is also known as testosterone. This steroid hormone is mainly secreted by the testicles in men and by the ovaries in women. It has the functions of maintaining muscle strength and quality, maintaining bone density and strength, refreshing and improving physical fitness. If the body's testosterone decreases, a series of changes will occur. So, what are the symptoms of testosterone deficiency? Let's take a look below.

Symptom 1: Thinning of the voice

In fact, the main function of male testosterone secretion is to balance the hormones in the male body. If testosterone secretion is insufficient, the testosterone value in the body will be relatively low, and the male characteristics will change. The most obvious and easiest thing to find is that the male voice will become shrill and the Adam's apple will become relatively smaller. If this happens to a male friend, he must go to the hospital to check whether the testosterone is normal. If it is low, it can be improved and treated through diet or medication.

Symptom 2: Reduced beard

The beard is an important sign of high testosterone secretion in men. If testosterone secretion is insufficient, the beard will become smaller. In addition, some men who originally had thicker and harder beards will have their beards become soft and thin. Although the beard is not as easy to notice as a change in voice, men themselves will be the first to notice this symptom.

Symptom 3: Affecting fertility

If the secretion of testosterone in the male body decreases, it will have a certain impact on the male's sexual function and reproductive function, because the sperm secreted by testosterone will be more active. If the testosterone value is relatively low, the number and activity of sperm will be affected, and the male's sexual desire will be much worse than when the secretion of testosterone is normal.

During the onset of the disease, the male's autonomic nervous system becomes disordered. The patient will feel dizzy and have particularly difficult breathing. It will also affect the patient's gastrointestinal function and induce disordered symptoms. The patient will worry too much and often suffer from insomnia. The main manifestations are irritability and inexplicable fear. When the patient is nervous, it will also induce tinnitus, palpitations, and blacking out of the eyes. There will also be local numbness or tingling, which is extremely detrimental to the patient's physical health. Therefore, male friends should beware of changes in testosterone and the occurrence of testosterone deficiency.