Low Testosterone Symptoms

Low testosterone can make even the hottest of girls seem ugly. If you think Katy Perry is a dog, you may need to get a blood test to determine where your testosterone levels are. Low testosterone can be defined as anything at or below 300 ng/dl (nanograms per deciliter) of blood. Testosterone can vary from one man to the next at anywhere between 300ng/dl to 1100 ng/dl.

The symptoms of low testosterone include low sex drive, erectile dysfunction, mood problems, fatigue, and sleep disturbances. The mood problems can manifest into anger, frustration, depression, and impatience. Not only can low testosterone cause you to feel extremely fatigued, it can also cause anemia. Many people think that the cause of anemia is only by low iron, B-12 or folate. Low testosterone can cause anemia since testosterone can cause a low red blood cell count, testosterone stimulates (erythropoiesis), a decline intestosterone levels with aging may negatively affect erythropoiesis.

You may think of someone who uses testosterone is going to become The Hulk and start smashing things when actually, the opposite is true. Low testosterone is what causes most to become angry more times than not.

Any drug out there used in excess can be detrimental to your health. Think about it for a second how many times you have been sick and taken medication without even reading the precautions or contraindications for example let's look at ibuprofen. Ibuprofen can cause rash, internal bleeding, trouble breathing, headaches, (that's funny I thought they helped them.)

Maybe you have a friend or family member that absolutely refuses to stop complaining about some kind of ailment whether or not it's a groin pain that always seem to move or an unborn twin that's still in their head. We all know our bodies better than anyone on this earth ever will when it comes to how we feel so if you think somethings wrong then your probably right and no, your not a hypochondriac. If your doctor doesn't listen to you,try to find another one.The right people are out there to help if you just keep looking.