WHAT ARE THE SYMPTOMS OF LOW TESTOSTERONE

Some symptoms are more or less common depending on when the shortage occurs. If the deficiency occurs during puberty, a boy might not grow as tall or as muscular as his friends, and he might not grow pubic or body hair. In a few, the breast tissue might begin to develop, a condition called gynecomastia. In adult men, the picture looks a bit different because they previously had normal levels that have declined or are declining relative to what was normal for them at a younger age. As a result, they may experience none, some or all of the following symptoms ( Eugene,1998).Lower libido (sex drive), Erectile dysfunction, Poor concentration, Fatigue, Increased body fat, Muscle weakness, Osteoporosis (weakness of the bones),  Loss of body hair (including softening or loss of the beard),

Depression, Hot flashes, Other mood problems.