Thelansis

  Hypogonadism in men, defined by a low serum testosterone concentration, causes a slew of symptoms such as decreased libido, erectile dysfunction, reduced ejaculate volume, loss of body and facial hair, weakness, decreased lean body mass, reduced bone density, increased body fat, fatigue, and anemia. Most notably, libido loss and erectile dysfunction (ED). Depressive symptoms, decreased cognitive abilities, irritability, and lethargy or energy loss are signs of low testosterone. Endogenous testosterone deficiency also hurts bone mass and is a significant risk factor for osteoporosis in men. Progressive loss of muscle mass and strength and testicular dysfunction often results in impaired sperm production. Unlike female menopause, which is a universal and abrupt aging process, not all men become testosterone deficient as they age. Even in their advanced years, a significant number of men remain eugonadal. However, as men age, they become increasingly likely to have conditions, such ...