Symptoms of low testosterone

When it comes to testosterone, many people should be familiar with it. In fact, testosterone, as it is often called, plays a very important role in the body. Once abnormalities occur, it will seriously endanger our physical and mental health. Testosterone is also a very "delicate" child. It is not good if its value exceeds or is significantly lower than the normal level, and it falls within the scope of abnormality. So, now let’s discuss what are the symptoms of low testosterone?

Symptoms of low testosterone

As the main male hormone in the human body, testosterone, also known as testosterone, is mainly metabolized by the male testicles in men, and in women, it is metabolized by the uterus and ovaries, and the kidneys also metabolize small amounts of both. Although it is the main male estrogen and anabolic hormone, it is an important factor affecting the physical and mental health of both men and women. It has active effects on maintaining bone density and strength, muscle strength and quality, refreshing one's mind, improving physical fitness, etc. The functions of testosterone mainly include enhancing sexual function, improving male sexual function, improving immune function, and preventing osteoporosis.

Once the body's testosterone levels are significantly lower than the normal range, symptoms such as anxiety, fatigue, fractures, weakened erectile function, reduced concentration, and depression are likely to occur. Generally speaking, symptoms related to low testosterone include reduced physical fitness, hot flashes, reduced normal bone density, reduced lean body mass and energy, decreased sexual function, virilization, and underdevelopment of testicles or breasts in men.

Generally speaking, low testosterone significantly affects the normality of male sexual function, especially for men, it is also very important.

Can I get pregnant with low testosterone?

Clinical medical data show that testosterone plays an important role and has an indispensable influence on male reproductive organs and other human organs. In addition, testosterone also affects some functions of the body, including: male prostate growth, body calcium balance, bone acidification function, lipid and glycolysis, etc. To put it simply, low testosterone may be caused by external damage, or by disease of the hypothalamus, pituitary gland, or pituitary gland. So, for couples of the right age, the most concerning thing is undoubtedly whether low testosterone affects pregnancy.

In fact, low testosterone will destroy the quality of a man's sperm. When its level reaches a certain level, the sperm density will also decrease, which is what is often called "oligospermia" in medicine. In more serious cases, it may even cause azoospermia. In addition, if the motility of male sperm is reduced, weak sperm will occur. Many of the symptoms mentioned above may affect normal pregnancy and even cause infertility. In addition, low testosterone not only has a negative impact on men's sperm, but also causes a decrease in sexual function, and the quality of a couple's sexual life will naturally decrease. In a sense, it will also affect pregnancy.