Have you noticed that you are more fatigued after work?
You just do not have the energy to go and do all the things you want to do or need to do?
Have you noticed an increase in body fat or even irritability?
These symptoms could be pointing you to a decrease in your testosterone level.
In addition to the symptoms noted above, you may also experience:
Some of the most commonly noted causes for low testosterone in men are:
These products don’t contain any actual hormones and are instead comprised of various exotic herbs which can not effectively raise a man’s testosterone level to appropriate levels. The dangers of natural testosterone boosters don’t come so much from increases in hormones, but from the products themselves. The ingredients in these products are poorly studied, unregulated, NOT FDA Approved and are not subjected to unbiased purity or quality controls. Indeed, no empirical evidence even exists that such supplements provide the intended effects. Some of the potential dangers of these products have been known to include:
Testosterone Replacement Therapy should be administered by a Physician and reserved only for instances of truly low testosterone. The only way to know for sure that you have Low Testosterone is to have New Life Medical Center check your levels via a simple lab test. With the onslaught of Testosterone boosters available at you local vitamin store or on TV, the T- supplements are now being acquired by men with levels well within the normal range as a way to increase energy levels, sex drive and muscle growth. Just like there are health dangers when your testosterone is too low, there are also dangers when it’s too high. Like everything in life, balance is the key.
If you want to find out what your Testosterone Level truly is, call 901-213-0100 or click the button below.
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All medications have side effects and testosterone is no different. Testosterone can aggravate the chronic conditions of: heart failure and obstructive sleep apnea. You can absolutely have testosterone therapy if you have those diagnoses, but your treating provider will need to be involved.
Testosterone can also stimulate the bone marrow to make more red blood cells. This in turn causes your blood to be thick. This is called secondary polycythemia. Not all men experience this. We monitor this through blood work. If this happens, we treat it.
In men, a small amount of testosterone is converted to estrogen. When we supplement testosterone, this conversion happens more and a man’s estrogen levels can rise. We also monitor this through labs and by asking about symptoms. If it does occur, it can be treated with an estrogen blocker.
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