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Diagnostic Tests A blood test can determine testosterone levels. Men older than age 65 should have a testosterone level of about 300–450 ng/dL.
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Learn More »Testosterone is the hormone that is responsible for regulating male sex characteristics. While testosterone levels naturally decrease with age beginning at age 30 by about 1 percent every year, they can also decline as a result of another medical condition, such as diabetes, infections, obesity, or other hormonal problems. If you are a male and you are starting to feel out of balance in some way, it may be helpful to know some of the typical symptoms of low testosterone in men.
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Read More »After age 30, most men begin to experience a gradual decline in testosterone. A decrease in sex drive sometimes accompanies the drop in testosterone, leading many men to mistakenly believe that their loss of interest in sex is simply due to getting older.
In recent years, Spyros Mezitis, MD, PhD, has found himself talking to a lot more male patients about low testosterone, a diagnosis he says is becoming increasingly common. "More men are getting older, and men are more open about talking about erectile dysfunction," Mezitis, an endocrinologist at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York City, tells WebMD. On the one hand, increased diagnosis of low testosterone is driven by an aging population, less stigma, and more precise tests. But there's another big reason why men come to Mezitis' office for a testosterone test. "Men are bombarded by media, by advertising campaigns -- 'Don't feel well? Ask your doctor about low testosterone,'" he says. They come in saying they feel excessively fatigued, weaker, depressed, and that they have lost their sex drive -- all common symptoms of a drop in testosterone. "As an endocrinologist, I'm thinking hormones," says Mezitis, who estimates that about a quarter to a third of the men he tests for low testosterone have levels below normal. "Sometimes it is testosterone, sometimes it is the thyroid, and sometimes it's something unrelated to hormones."
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