Symptoms of Low Testosterone

When it comes to testosterone, many people should be familiar with it. In fact, it is often called testosterone, which plays a very important role in the body. Once it is abnormal, it will seriously endanger our physical and mental health. Testosterone is also a very "delicate" child. Its value is higher or significantly lower than the normal level, which is not good and belongs to the abnormal range. So, let's discuss what are the symptoms of low testosterone?

Symptoms of Low Testosterone

As the key male hormone in the human body, testosterone, also known as testosterone, is mainly metabolized by the male testicles in men and by the uterus and ovaries in women. The kidneys of both also metabolize a small amount. Although it is the key male estrogen and anabolic growth hormone, it is a key factor affecting the physical and mental health of both men and women. It has a positive and active effect on maintaining the relative density and compressive strength of bone hyperplasia, muscle compressive strength and quality, refreshing, and improving physical fitness. The key effects of testosterone include enhancing sexual function, improving male sexual function, enhancing the body's immune function, and preventing osteoporosis.

Once the testosterone level in the body is significantly lower than the normal range, it is easy to experience anxiety, fatigue, fractures, weak erectile function, decreased concentration, depression and other symptoms. In general, symptoms related to low testosterone include decreased physical fitness, hot flashes, decreased bone density, decreased lean body weight and energy, decreased sexual function, masculinization, and incomplete development of testicles or breasts in men.

In general, low testosterone affects the normal sexual function of men, which is also very important, especially for men.

Can low testosterone lead to pregnancy?

Clinical medical materials show that testosterone plays a key role in the male reproductive organs and other organs of the human body, and has an indispensable influence. In addition, testosterone also affects some functions of the body, including: male prostate growth, body calcium balance, bone acidification, fat, glycolysis, etc. In short, low testosterone may be caused by external damage or by hypothalamic pituitary or pituitary disease. So, for couples of the right age, the most important question is undoubtedly whether low testosterone affects pregnancy.

In fact, low testosterone will damage the quality of men's sperm. When the level is low to a certain level, the sperm density will also decrease, which is often called "oligospermia" in medicine. In more serious cases, azoospermia may occur. In addition, if the activity of sperm decreases, weak sperm will appear. The above symptoms may affect normal pregnancy and even cause infertility. In addition, in addition to having a negative impact on men's sperm, low testosterone will continue to cause a decrease in sexual function, and the quality of couples' sex life will naturally decrease, which in a sense will also affect pregnancy.