Testosterone Therapy

Low testosterone (often called Low-T) can affect multiple areas of a man's health, sometimes in ways that are easy to overlook. While testosterone levels naturally decline with age, levels that fall too low may lead to persistent fatigue, reduced muscle mass or strength, increased body fat—especially around the midsection—slower recovery from exercise, poor sleep quality, and joint or bone discomfort. Many men notice that staying fit and energetic becomes more difficult despite maintaining the same diet and activity level.

Low-T can also influence mood, mental clarity, and sexual health. Common signs include a reduced sex drive, changes in sexual performance, irritability, low mood, anxiety, difficulty concentrating, brain fog, and a noticeable drop in motivation or drive. Experiencing one symptom alone does not necessarily indicate low testosterone, but a combination of ongoing physical, mental, and emotional changes may be worth evaluating with proper medical testing and guidance.