Faqs About Testosterone Replacement And Male Hormones

Have you heard about *** replacement as a treatment for andropause? Andropause, or male menopause, is caused by low *** levels in men. Testosterone levels decline in men beginning about age 27 and low *** levels can be unhealthy in men.

Men with andropause have many of the same symptoms as women with menopause. Andropause can cause decreased energy, decreased muscle and increased body fat, decreased *** drive, depression, irritability, decreased endurance and decreased *** function.

Bringing *** levels to a healthy range can decrease or eliminate the symptoms of andropause and help men regain their *** drive, endurance and “zest” for life.

Below is a list of FAQs about declining levels of male hormones, such as ***, and its relation to andropause.

How Are Testosterone Levels Raised to a Healthy Level?

Testosterone is typically replaced by one of two methods. The first method of *** replacement is with a *** cream. The *** is easily absorbed through the skin directly into the blood stream. The second method of *** replacement is with an injection of ***. Both methods are effective and available.

When Do Testosterone Levels Start to Decline?

Testosterone levels and male hormones start to decline when men reach the age of 27 or 28. After age 30, *** levels drop by about 10 percent every 10 years.

Men may notice the effects of declining *** when they are 35, and most men over the age of 40 have low *** levels.

What Are the Symptoms of Andropause?

Andropause has many symptoms. The most common symptoms of andropause are below:

decrease in energy
Increased body fat
Muscle loss
Low *** drive
Erectile dysfunction
Hot flashes or night sweats
Depression
Irritability and mood swings
Bone loss

What is HGH?

HGH, or human growth hormone, stimulates growth and cell reproduction. HGH may be prescribed with *** treatment if you have low HGH levels. Low HGH levels can cause an increase in body fat and a loss of muscle mass.

What is DHEA?

DHEA is a hormone that is secreted by the adrenal gland. Males may convert DHEA to *** and/or estrogen in their body. Low levels of DHEA may cause depression, osteoporosis, *** dysfunction and obesity. Your doctor may recommend that you take DHEA supplements.

What is the Normal Range for Testosterone Levels?

The normal range of *** is 240 1100ng/dl. However, it is suggested that men maintain a *** level in the upper end of the range. If your *** levels are below a healthy range i.e. below 700ng, consider *** replacement.

What is a PSA Test?

A PSA test stands for a prostate specific antigen test. A PSA test is used to screen for prostate cancer as a safety precaution before *** treatment begins.

How Many Men Have Andropause?

It is estimated that 90 of men over the age of 40 have low *** and low levels of male hormones. However, only 5 percent of men with low *** levels seek treatment. If you suspect that you have andropause, and get your *** levels checked.

Is Hormone Therapy Safe?

Yes. Multiple studies in recent years have attested to the safety of natural hormone replacement for men. In additional *** and (or) HGH do not cause cancer. Prostate cancer, for example, is caused mainly by lifestyle, heredity and the tendency of the male body to increase estrogen levels as it ages.

I May have Andropause. What Steps Should I Take?

If you are experiencing the symptoms of male menopause, and get your *** levels checked. If you have low *** levels, a male hormone replacement therapy program can bring your hormones to a healthy level.