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Low testosterone in teenage and young males means that they are producing below 300 nanograms per deciliter (ng/dL) of testosterone. Normal testosterone levels are 300 to 1,000 ng/dL. So, when you produce lower than these, many bodily processes get disturbed, impacting your health in various ways. Although low testosterone is a common problem among older […]

Low testosterone, also called male hypogonadism, has various causes. Some men are born with it while others develop it later in life due to injuries to testicles, chemotherapy, metabolic disorders, etc. Treating the cause helps restore testosterone levels. Testosterone replacement therapy is the most commonly used treatment for low T in men. Read on to […]

Testosterone levels naturally decline as men age, but younger men can also have low testosterone (male hypogonadism) due to multiple reasons. Having low testosterone levels can cause issues like a lack of energy, fatigue, low sex drive, and reduced muscle mass. The treatment for low testosterone in 20s depends on its cause. If your testosterone […]

It’s reported that as many as 20% of men (2 million) across the UK over the age of 50 may be suffering from low testosterone. However, only 1% have been diagnosed and are being treated.  Low testosterone can be caused by a number of things and affect a wide range of areas of your life […]

Hormones are chemical messengers that coordinate various bodily functions, including mood, growth, sleep-wake cycle, reproduction and more. All hormones are produced in specific levels. Having more or less than these levels can cause hormonal imbalances and impact health in various ways. In this article, we’ll talk about everything related to hormones, including their roles, types, […]

Hormone imbalance means having too much or too little of a certain hormone in the body. It can negatively influence your mental, emotional, physical and social life in various ways. The good thing is that there are various treatments available for hormone imbalances. Some of these are hormone replacement therapy (HRT), testosterone therapy (TRT), and […]

Each year, millions of men experience the effects of low testosterone (male hypogonadism), a condition that can impact energy, mood, and sexual health. Testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) is a widely recognised treatment for male hypogonadism. If you’re dealing with low testosterone, you may have heard of TRT but are probably wondering which administration method is […]

According to the NHS, men’s normal testosterone levels decrease by 1% every year from the age of 30. All across the world, millions of men have found a solution to low testosterone through a treatment called testosterone replacement therapy (TRT). With the increase in awareness of testosterone levels, TRT has become more common. Even celebrities such […]

Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) is a popular treatment for men dealing with low testosterone levels, offering relief from common symptoms such as fatigue, low libido, and mood changes. While many individuals see significant improvements, a common question arises: can you stop TRT once you’ve started? This article explores the potential impacts of stopping TRT, including […]

Finger prick blood tests provide a convenient way to check hormone levels without having to visit a laboratory. Their at-home test kits come with clear instructions which makes them quite easy to do but they can still be difficult for people with no prior experience. We often get asked how to do a finger prick […]

Male menopause, a common term for andropause, is a gradual decline in testosterone with age. Mood changes, low libido, and fatigue are some of its most common symptoms. It is also referred to as late-onset hypogonadism, testosterone deficiency, low testosterone, or androgen deficiency, as it manifests with similar symptoms to these conditions. Some men may […]

Testosterone is an important hormone responsible for several bodily functions and overall health. Men produce testosterone in the testicles and by the adrenal glands. Not only is testosterone important for the day-to-day function of a man, but it is also the driving force in puberty and sexual development. It’s responsible for increasing muscle mass, developing […]