What is Low T?

Low T is short for low testosterone – a condition that affects most men as they age. Testosterone levels typically decline after the age of 30 and become more prevalent and symptomatic in men 40 and over. Low T causes older men to lose muscle, energy and motivation. It can affect a person’s mood, making them irritable and more prone to depression – often call “grumpy old man syndrome”.  Low T is also a leading cause of sexual dysfunction in aging men, including a drop in libido and ability to get and maintain erections. As men age, natural testosterone levels may decline, and in some cases, this can be addressed through Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) when clinically appropriate.

What Are the Benefits of Testosterone Replacement Therapy?

Testosterone Replacement Therapy for men is becoming more and more common as men are increasingly aware of the potential benefits. TRT may support improvements in areas such as mental clarity and focus for some individuals. Other potential outcomes, depending on individual response, can include changes in body composition, libido, motivation, and energy levels.

Increased Sex Drive

For men with decreased libido or those who have problems with erectile dysfunction, also known as impotence, Testosterone Replacement Therapy can be significantly beneficial. While many men as young as 30 require Testosterone Replacement Therapy to restore Testosterone levels, HRT is particularly beneficial for men over the age of 40, when testosterone levels may have reached a significant decline. Your EHormonesMD doctor will be able to determine whether Testosterone Replacement Therapy can help you fight the issues of waning libido and/or erectile dysfunction, and remove the need for ED medications.

Improve Your Mood

While it may not be immediately apparent, hormonal changes in men—including reduced testosterone levels—can be associated with emotional and psychological shifts as they age.

Ehormones MD has over 30 Low T Clinics nationwide. For a Free Consultation, contact us at (800) 658-8858.