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By Dr. Fan Xi, MD
Testosterone is a hormone that plays a crucial role in male development and health. It is commonly associated with increased muscle mass, sex drive, and overall well-being. However, there is a common belief that taking testosterone supplements can lead to shrinkage of the testicles. But is this true? Let's examine the facts.
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By Dr. Fan Xi, MD
Taking too much testosterone can cause a variety of side effects. It's important to take only what is prescribed.
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By Dr. Fan Xi, MD
You can build a healthy basis for testosterone production in your body by eating a health, balanced diet.
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By Dr. Fan Xi, MD
Low testosterone causes men to experience low libido, fatigue and decreased energy, depression and mood changes, decreased muscle mass and strength, increased body fat, and reduced bone density.
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By Dr. Fan Xi, MD
Testosterone is a hormone that plays a vital role in the development of male characteristics and is produced primarily in the testicles. Low levels of testosterone, also known as hypogonadism, can result in a variety of symptoms such as decreased libido, erectile dysfunction, fatigue, and decreased muscle mass.
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By Dr. Fan Xi, MD
The role testosterone plays in prostate cancer has been researched for decades. But what if you don’t have prostate cancer – is having higher or lower testosterone at any stage of life potentially a risk factor for developing it?
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By Dr. Fan Xi, MD
There’s no question that type 2 diabetes can wreak havoc on the body. Learn more about how men with early stage type 2 diabetes can benefit from TRT.
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By Dr. Fan Xi, MD
Men with type 2 diabetes and low testosterone levels have been shown to benefit from testosterone restoration therapy. Learn more about how TRT can help you manage your blood sugar levels.
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By Dr. Fan Xi, MD
Men with low testosterone are often obese, and obese men often have low testosterone. Coincidence? Not at all. You don’t have to be overweight to have low testosterone. But the more overweight you are, the more likely your testosterone level will be low. Learn more about the link between testosterone and obesity.
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By Dr. Fan Xi, MD
You’re probably used to having blood drawn as part of a normal checkup at your doctor’s office. It might cause a bit of pain to be poked with a nee...
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By Dr. Fan Xi, MD
Can too much testosterone cause heart attack or stroke? Learn more about what the data really says when it comes to heart problems and Testosterone Replacement Therapy.
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By Dr. Fan Xi, MD
Having sufficient levels of testosterone is critical for men’s health at all ages. But how low is too low, and what are the risks associated with long-term low testosterone?
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