Testosterone deficiency syndrome (TDS) is a condition caused by a drop in testosterone production in men.
Your body’s testosterone level peaks during adolescence and early adulthood. When you reach about 40, your body produces less testosterone. For many men, testosterone levels decline slowly and are not associated with any symptoms.
Symptoms include:
– Decreased libido
– Erectile dysfunction
– Loss of bone density/osteoporosis
– Loss of muscle mass
– Reduced muscle strength
– Decreased exercise endurance
– Prolonged recovery time after exercise
– Increase in fat mass
– Memory loss
– Mood changes and depression