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The most common treatment for low testosterone (also called male hypogonadism) is testosterone replacement therapy. This should address the symptoms associated with low testosterone, such as low sex drive and poor erections.

It should be noted that if you have another condition causing low testosterone (such as a pituitary tumor), then your doctor will treat that, too. Also, if fertility is a concern, you should talk to your doctor about your options. This article, however, focuses on treating just the low levels of testosterone.

Testosterone Replacement Therapy OptionsYou have several options for replacing testosterone. Please talk to your doctor about all your options, and he or she will help you choose the method that works best for your lifestyle and budget.

To replace testosterone, you can use:

Risks of Testosterone Replacement TherapyTestosterone replacement therapy isnt right for everyone: men who have had or who may have breast or prostate cancer should not use testosterone replacement therapy.

As with any medication, talk to your doctor about any concerns you have while youre on testosterone replacement therapy. You should especially mention if you have trouble breathing (particularly when sleeping) or if you have frequent/persistent erections.

Long-term use brings risks, particularly of prostate cancer in African-American men, men older than 40 who have a family history of prostate cancer, and men older than 50. Men who fall into these categories should be carefully monitored for prostate cancer while on testosterone replacement therapy.

Low Testosterone Treatment Can HelpReplacing testosterone can help you feel better about your lifebecause low testosterone can make you feel discouraged, angry, or depressed. Testosterone replacement therapy can help revive your interest in sex. Since testosterone is so essential for muscle and bone health, getting your testosterone levels into a normal range can help you take better care of your body.

Low testosterone is an important medical issue, so if you suspect your testosterone levels are low, make an appointment with your doctor to discuss whats going on.

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Testosterone, touted as the manly hormone, is the most powerful androgen. Androgens are a group of steroid hormones whose name fittingly is derived from the Greek word for man-maker.

Testosterone is well-known for its role in muscle growth, male pattern hair growth, and plays a role in erection and sexual performance. It is also necessary for maintaining optimal bone density, a healthy pain response, regular sleep patterns, optimal energy levels, and red blood cell production. While the effects testosterone has on male behavior are not completely understood, it plays a role in energy levels, aggressiveness, and is necessary for sex drive.

As men age, testosterone levels typically decline. Low T is the term used when testosterone levels are low. While some experts believe that testosterone levels naturally decrease at a rate of 1 percent a year after age 40, there is recent research indicating that the decline in testosterone may be the result (not the cause) of deteriorating general health.

Some signs of Low T include decreased libido, shrinking testicles, reduced facial hair, osteoporosis, weight gain, hot flashes/night sweats, sleep issues, infertility, fatigue/decreased energy, muscle loss, depression, poor memory/lack of focus, and anemia.

It is evident that testosterone benefits the body in a plethora of ways and is necessary for optimal functioning. (While we are focusing on mens health, testosterone is an important hormone for womens health as well!) Luckily, there exist a vast variety of ways to increase testosterone levels in the body. There are both natural means as well as pharmaceutical testosterone therapy. Learning about these different testosterone-boosting methods will help you make an informed choice for yourself or your loved ones.

Chances are you have seen commercials by the pharmaceutical industry promoting the use of testosterone replacement therapies, urging men to ask their doctors if they have possible signs of testosterone deficiency. FDA regulations allow for this pharmaceutical marketing (the US is one of only four nations that allows direct-to-consumer advertising).

According to Dr. Michael OLeary, a urologist at Harvard, Virtually everybody asks about this now because the direct-to-consumer marketing is so aggressive. Tons of men who would never have asked me about it before started to do so when they saw ads that say, Do you feel tired? Dr. OLeary states that being tired is low on his list when it comes to prescribing testosterone replacement therapy. If a client has significant low T symptoms, Dr. OLeary always performs a lab test- even then, most of the men who come to him have normal testosterone levels.

When men do have testosterone levels below the normal range, they usually end up on long-term testosterone replacement therapy. Dr. Carl Pallais, an endocrinologist at Harvard, agrees with Dr. OLeary in that the marketing of testosterone therapy has put men in the position of being informed of the benefits of testosterone therapy, without sufficient knowledge of its potential risks. He believes that men need to be more mindful of the long-term consequences. According to Dr. OLeary, the body stops making testosterone while on treatment, making it hard to stop taking it. Along with other experts, he airs on the side of caution, weary that the risks of testosterone replacement therapy add up over time.

According to Dr. OLeary, Men can often feel a big difference when they stop therapy because their bodys testosterone production has not yet recovered. This wouldnt matter so much if we were sure that long-term hormone therapy is safe. He refers to the treatment as a testosterone trap: men often feel better when they start treatment, but then there are side effects (dependency being a major one).

While most men feel better at the start of treatment, there are some who experience immediate side-effects, including acne, sleep apnea, breast swelling/tenderness, and swelling in the lower extremities. While on treatment, doctors monitor red blood cell counts, as increased counts could contribute to the risk of blood clots.

Unfortunately, the long-term effects of testosterone replacement are vague, as there has yet to be a large, definitive trail for testosterone therapy. The current research shows that men on testosterone treatment long-term have heightened risks of cardiovascular issues, including heart attacks, strokes, and death from heart disease. According to Dr. Pallais, the cardiac side effects are more immediate in older men.

While the evidence is mixed, and more research is needed for clarification, some experts worry that testosterone therapy could stimulate the growth of prostate cancer cells. Many experts believe that testosterone therapy should only be used by men with hypogonadism (except those with a history of breast or prostate cancer) or those enrolled in highly monitored clinical trials. Hypogonadism is a medical condition in which the testes stop producing and releasing adequate amounts of sex steroids (testosterone) and sperm. Hypogonadism can be congenital or acquired. It is most commonly acquired in late adulthood, presenting with co-morbidities including metabolic syndrome, obesity, and type 2 diabetes. Many physicians agree that low testosterone is often a sign of overall poor healththere are a handful of small studies displaying that lifestyle interventions can improve testosterone levels.

One expert in functional medicine, brings to light that other forms of hormone treatment have a history of dangerous side effects. For example, estrogen therapy has been linked to increased risk for breast cancer, and other synthetic hormone treatments have been shown to lower HDL cholesterol and increase the risk of stroke. With this in mind, this doctor recommends avoiding synthetic hormone treatment if possible.

The cost of testosterone replacement therapy will vary, depending upon your health insurance coverage. If you have insurance, there is typically a monthly co-pay ranging from $30-100 dollars. If paying out of pocket, you may pay upwards of 600 dollars per month, taking into account the blood tests and doctor visits needed to monitor your testosterone levels.

One doctor recommends intermittent fasting as a top lifestyle change for increasing natural testosterone. Intermittent fasting is a practice in which one eats all of their food within a smaller timeframe- leaving at least 12 hours between your last and first meal of the day. This gives the body a chance to digest, rest and balance. In fact, it has been shown that this practice can increase testosterone by up to 200 and even 400 percent. A study at the University of Virginia Medical School revealed that human growth hormone also increased, which is a hormone associated with increased T levels.

Lifting weights and working out are great ways to naturally increase testosterone production. In particular, HIIT (High-Intensity Interval Training) has been proven helpful in weight loss.

De-stress.Chronic stress means excess cortisol (the stress hormone). The bodys response to cortisol is initially to increase testosterone production, yet the body cannot keep up. A 2010 study published in the journal, Hormones and Behavior, revealed that testosterone levels bottom out after the initial increasein fact, testosterone levels become lower than they were prior to the cortisol spike.

Vitamin D3 is an important nutrient that boosts testosterone levels. Studies have shown that it can increase testosterone in men up to 30 percent. Spending 20-30 minutes in the sun is a great way to obtain vitamin D.

Decrease your sugar intake.Excess sugar intake puts you at risk for the co-morbidities associated with low T. When your sugar intake is increased, your body needs to produce more insulin to balance your blood sugar. Excess insulin overtime leads to insulin resistance, a condition in which your bodys cells no longer respond to insulin- this causes type II diabetes. People with type II diabetes are twice as likely to develop low T. Limiting your sugar levels can help your body to naturally balance your hormones.

Get your ZZZs.One doctor sites a study in which getting enough sleep (an average of 7 hours) and at the right time (sleeping between 10 pm to 2 am) is considered the most effective way to naturally raise testosterone levels. Our bodys circadian rhythms play a key role in overall hormonal balance. Getting enough sleep is also important for balanced weight maintenance.

Tongkat Ali is also referred to as Malaysian Ginseng. It is an ancient herb with traditional use as an anti-aging remedy. In modern times it is used as an adaptogen and is well-regarded for its ability to improve libido, energy, athletic performance and weight loss. In fact, it may be one of the most effective herbs for increasing free testosterone levels in the body!

Nettle Root Extracthas long been appreciated as a nourishing tonic it is touted as being high in minerals. The nettle root is particularly indicated for male hormone and prostate health. Studies show that nettle root can inhibit sex-binding globules from binding to testosterone, resulting in higher levels of free testosterone in the body. Nettle root has also been shown to support overall urinary tract and prostate health. It both nourishes and tones the male reproductive tract. Nettle root also has anti-inflammatory effects and has been shown to decrease swelling of the prostatewhich can result in enhanced sexual satisfaction.

Pine Pollen is known for supporting male health and has been used in TCM for thousands of years. Pine Pollen is known for containing phyto-androgens (including testosterone), which is fitting as it is the male spore of the pine tree after all! Experts believe that the structure of these phyto-androgens allows them to work similarly to the bodys own hormones in an adaptogenic way. As a hormonal balancer, pine pollen can also support liver health and detoxification. It is also high in phytonutrients and antioxidants!

Ashwagandha is considered an adaptogen and has long been appreciated as a hormonal balancing herb in Ayurveda. It has been shown to reduce cortisol levels in the body and increases blood flow to the sexual organs. Taking this herb in a spagyric form also means that there are more minerals than a typical Ashwagandha tincture, due to the enhanced processing technique.

Black Maca has long been used as a remedy for sexual dysfunction and infertility. It is not a surprise that it is often used as an aphrodisiac. Maca is a tuber, which is filled with phytonutrients, including zinc and other important micronutrients. It can help build bone density, muscle, and is also touted for increasing energy. The powder is tasty too! It can easily be added to smoothies.

As you can see, when it comes to testosterone there are a plethora of lifestyle, dietary and herbal supports. Working with your body naturally can help increase your testosterone without being subject to a long list of side-effects. Your testosterone levels are important to your health and wellbeing. The way in which you choose to increase your testosterone levels has an impact on your overall health and wellbeing as well, so take the time to make the choice that is right for you.

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Millions of American men use a prescription testosterone gel, patch, or injection to boost levels of the manly hormone. The ongoing marketing blitz promises that treating "low T" this way can make men feel more alert, energetic, mentally sharp, and sexually functional. However, legitimate safety concerns linger, as explained in the February 2014 issue of the Harvard Men's Health Watch.

"Because of the marketing, men have been flooded with information about the potential benefit of fixing low testosterone, but not with the potential costs," says Dr. Carl Pallais, an endocrinologist and assistant professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School. "Men should be much more mindful of the possible long-term complications."

Some studies have found that men taking testosterone have more cardiovascular problems, like heart attacks, strokes, and deaths from heart disease. Some physicians also have a lingering concern that testosterone therapy could stimulate the growth of prostate cancer cells. Yet the evidence is mixed, with some studies showing a lower cardiac risk with testosterone therapy and no apparent effect on prostate cancer.

In such uncertain times, men should take a cautious approach, Dr. Pallais says.

"I can't tell you for certain that taking testosterone raises the risk of heart problems and prostate cancer, or that it doesn't," Dr. Pallais says. "We need a large study with multiple thousands of men followed for many years to figure it out."

Until then, here are some tips for taking a cautious approach to testosterone therapy:

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New York Long-term testosterone replacement therapy improves both sexual and urinary functions as well as quality of life for men suffering from a condition due to deficiency of the hormone, according to a study.

Testosterone is a steroid hormone involved in the regulation of sexual function, urinary health and metabolism as well as a number of other critical functions.

For most men, testosterone concentration declines slowly with age and may not cause immediate major symptoms.

However, some men may experience a host of signs and symptoms constituting a clinical condition called Testosterone Deficiency (TD), or male hypogonadism, which is attributed to insufficient levels of testosterone.

Office Portrait of MED Prof. Dr. Abdulmaged TraishPhoto by Vernon Doucette for Boston University Photography

As a result, they experience symptoms as varied as erectile dysfunction, low energy, fatigue, depressed mood and an increased risk of diabetes.

The study, published in the Journal of Urology, investigated the effects of long-term testosterone replacement therapy on urinary health and sexual function as well as quality of life in men with diagnosed, symptomatic testosterone deficiency.

More than 650 men in their 50s and 60s enrolled in the study, some with unexplained testosterone deficiency and others with known genetic and auto-immune causes for their hypogonadism.

It is thought that testosterone treatment in men may increase prostate size and worsen lower urinary tract symptoms, said Abdulmaged Traish, Professor of Urology at Boston University School of Medicine in the US.

However, the researchers discovered that despite increased prostate size in the group that received testosterone therapy, there were fewer urinary symptoms such as frequent urination, incomplete bladder emptying, weak urinary stream and waking up at night to urinate.

In addition to these subjective improvements, the researchers conducted objective testing that showed that those men treated with testosterone emptied their bladders more fully.

Finally, testosterone treatment also increased the scores patients received on assessments of their erectile/sexual health and general quality of life, the study said.

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If you've been diagnosed with an abnormally low T, testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) offers a lot of benefits. But there are risks, too.

Here's what you need to know before you start TRT.

If you have an abnormally low T, boosting your testosterone levels with TRT can help bring your energy levels back to normal. It can also restore your sex drive.

You may notice a drop in body fat and a buildup of muscle mass after TRT.

Yes. TRT has side effects, which may include:

Guidelines from the Endocrine Society say you should not have TRT if you have prostate cancer or breast cancer.

But some studies suggest that men who have been successfully treated for prostate cancer may be candidates for TRT as long as they are closely watched for signs of disease. Before starting TRT, your doctor should assess your risk for prostate cancer.

You might be told by a doctor not to get TRT if you have these conditions, which may be made worse by TRT:

TRT is also not advised to be used for treating those with low testosterone caused by aging.

If you have low testosterone, TRT may help restore your ability to have healthy erections and can boost your sex drive.

But ED has many other possible causes. Low testosterone may not be the whole story behind your ED. Talk to your doctor to determine what's at the root of your erection problems.

TRT comes in several different forms. Each has pros and cons.

Patches. These are easy to apply. But patches can cause skin rashes and may have to be applied more than once a day.

Gels. You rub gels into the skin daily. They are convenient to use. But you have to be careful that no one comes into contact with the treated area for several hours after you've applied it. Otherwise they could get testosterone in their system. A nasal gel is now available that eliminates the risk of exposure to others.

Buccal patch. You put this on your upper gum twice a day. These patches are convenient but can cause irritation or gum disease.

Injections. Injections are given anywhere from 2 to 10 weeks apart. They are inexpensive compared to other treatments. But injections may not provide steady benefits. Your testosterone levels will go back down between doses.

Subcutaneous pellets. Your doctor inserts these under your skin every 3 to 6 months. They are very convenient once they're put in, but they require minor surgery for each dose.

Your doctor will measure your testosterone levels at the 3- and 6-month marks after treatment begins. After that you'll be tested once a year. If your levels are OK you'll stay on your current dose.

If your testosterone levels are too low, your dose may be adjusted. At the same time, your doctor will check your red blood cell levels.

Within 1 to 2 years of TRT, your doctor will measure your bone density if you had osteoporosis when treatment began. Your doctor will evaluate your prostate cancer risk at the start of treatment and may do more tests at the 3- and 6-month marks, and then annually.

Patients taking TRT should call 911 immediately if they have symptoms which include:

Indefinitely. TRT does not cure low testosterone, so your symptoms may return if you stop taking it.

WebMD Medical Reference Reviewed by Jennifer Robinson, MD on August 27, 2015

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What causes low testosterone?

Producing less testosterone in the body is often a natural byproduct of aging in men over 50. For those with low testosterone who are younger, hypogonadism is the most likely culprit. Testosterone production is a job of the testicles, so its also possible that injury may impair the creation of new testosterone.

Since testosterone is the chemical behind a mans sex drive, reduced drive is often the first noticeable symptom. However, low testosterone levels are linked to several other conditions affecting a mans health. While its not yet certain that low testosterone causes these conditions, there is a statistical relationship between low testosterone and the presence of:

Testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) is the most common treatment for low testosterone. Medical Solution Center not only does the lab work to diagnose low testosterone at their office, but they also offer testosterone supplements and injections.

Yes, there are several potential side effects, including:

Many of these side effects are temporary. They may end and even reverse when testosterone supplements end.

TRT therapy comes in many forms, including:

Oral testosterone isnt used for long-term replacement therapy, due to negative impact on liver health.

With topical testosterone products, care must be taken so that women or children dont come in contact with the gel. Such contact could create serious side effects in a woman or child, such as abnormal hair growth or premature puberty.

Generally, women wont benefit from testosterone, and there are no FDA-approved testosterone supplements for women. However, hormone replacement therapy (HRT) using estrogen, a female hormone, is one of the most effective treatments for many of the symptoms accompanying menopause. In some cases, adding testosterone to estrogen therapy improves overall effects of hormone supplements. This is particularly the case for women whose ovaries have been removed. Supplements for women are available at Medical Solution Center.

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Recently a consolidation motion was filed for all federal Androgel lawsuits to become part of an MDL, or multidistrict litigation.

Hot on the heels of that motion, a second motion has been filed with the U.S. Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation (JPML) requesting that all testostereone therapy lawsuits be centralized before one judge as a single coordinated proceeding.

If granted, this MDL would be similar to the Byetta, Victoza, Januvia MDL, where the type 2 diabetic drugs have been alleged to have caused pancreatic cancer. The Incretin Mimetic MDL is consolidated in Southern District of Californian, in San Diego.

Benefits of MDL Consolidation

Centralizing the cases reduces the duplicative discovery and avoids conflicting rulings from different judges. Following pretrial proceedings and a series of test trials, known as bellwether trials, if the parties fail to reach testosterone settlement, the individual claims may be remanded back to the U.S. District Courts for separate trials.

Testosterone Therapy Litigation

There are more than 50 Testosterone Therapy product liability lawsuits filed in U.S. District Courts. Injured men have alleged that they suffered a heart attack, stroke, and blood clots such as deep vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolism, caused by side effects of testosterone replacement therapy (TRT).

The majority of the lawsuits involve injury from the use of Androgel. The remainder have been filed by users of different testosterone gels, creams and patches, including Testim, Axiron, and Androderm.

Rafael Barrios requested that one centralized proceeding be established for claims involving all different manufacturers of testosterone replacement therapy (TRT). Barrios claims that his injury occurred following use of both Androgel and Testim, which are two different products made by different drug makers.

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Testosterone:is used to increase and optimize hormone levels.

HCG is used to prevent testicular shrinkage and maintain natural production of male hormone within the testes.

Estrogen Blockeris used to control the levels ofestrogen within a mans body.

Our doctors have designed a safe and proven program for our patients to maximize many benefits which include but are not limited to:

Increased muscle mass

Increased libido

Reduced fat

Improved sexual performance

Helps with cholesterol

Strengthens bones

Helps with diabetes

Sharpens mind

Improves mood

Improves skin tone and elasticity

increases energy and stamina

These benefits are seen when low hormone levels are treated in hypogonadal and andropausal men.

Following the Dr.s protocol is critical in achieving maximum results.

*Patients using Testosterone should seek medical attention immediately if symptoms of a heart attack or stroke are present, such as:

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Promoters of prescription testosterone products promise that the hormone is nothing less than a fountain of youth for men of a certain age. And sales of these testosterone pills, gels, and patches have soared, nearly quadrupling in the United States between 2000 and 2011.

Many claims from drug companies and anti-aging clinics are directed at men who hope to regain their youthful vigor and improve their strength, sexual prowess, athletic performance, and appearance. Natural levels of the sex hormone normally decline with age. As they ebb, sex drive often slips into low gear, youthful energy fades, bones get thin and brittle, and physical ability sags, among other changes.

Some doctors began to surmise that testosterone replacement therapy could reverse certain age-related changes men experience, or at least hold them off for a while. But many men prescribed testosterone replacement therapy dont have an abnormally low blood level of testosteroneor havent even had the hormone measured.

Until recently, there has been little scientific evidence to support testosterone replacement, except for men whose bodies dont produce enough of the hormone, a medical condition called hypogonadism, or androgen deficiency. It differs from the natural process of decreasing testosterone that comes with normal aging, sometimes referred to as late-onset hypogonadism.

To test whether testosterone replacement offered older men any benefits, the National Institutes of Health sponsored a series of seven rigorously controlled, randomized trials, known as the Testosterone Trials, or TTrials, the largest of their kind.

Findings from four clinical trials were published in February 2017 by JAMA and JAMA Internal Medicine. Findings from the first three trials appeared in February 2016 in The New England Journal of Medicine.

The TTrials recruited 790 men ages 65 and older who had low testosterone levels and exhibited symptoms that could be related to low testosterone. Blood testosterone levels of 275 ng/dL (nanograms per deciliter) or below were considered low. Their low levels were attributed to aging and not to another recognized cause, such as hypogonadism.

Some men were randomly assigned to receive hormone replacement in the form of a 1 percent prescription gel applied to the skin daily. Others received a placebo, or inactive gel. Scientists tested whether testosterone replacement therapy offered any benefit over the course of one year. Heres what they found:

Sexual function. Testosterone replacement therapy modestly boosted sex drive and improved erections in men with low testosterone enrolled in the sexual function arm of the TTrials.

But improvements tended to decline over a year, leading experts to suggest that testosterone replacement therapy isnt as effective as drugs such as tadalafil (Cialis) and sildenafil (Viagra) for treating erectile dysfunctionalthough they wont help sex drive.

Physical function. Researchers studied whether testosterone replacement therapy improved mens walking speed over six minutes. Disappointingly, there was no difference between the testosterone group and the placebo group on either measure.

Vitality. In the trial that gauged how men rated their energy and vitality, testosterone replacement therapy fell flat. Scores for both the testosterone and placebo groups remained the same.

Bone density. Among the more encouraging findings is evidence that testosterone replacement therapy can help protect against bone loss. After a year on testosterone, volunteers who had normal bone density (none had osteoporosis) had a significant increase in bone mineral density and bone strength compared with men on a placebo.

Because the trial lasted only one year, researchers cant say with certainty that the increased bone density will ultimately lower fracture risk or if the same effect would be seen in men with osteoporosis. For now, men with low bone density and at high risk of fracture should look to proven osteoporosis medication, which has been studied for long-term use and is known to help prevent fractures.

Anemia. For years, doctors have been puzzled by a form of anemia (an abnormally low number of red blood cells) that appears in some men as they age. To test whether low testosterone levels might be the culprit, researchers studied the effect of testosterone replacement therapy on a group of 126 men with known and unknown causes of anemia.

After 12 months, testosterone treatment significantly increased their hemoglobin levels by stimulating the production of red blood cells: 58 percent of the men with unexplained anemia were no longer anemic, compared with only 22 percent of the men in the placebo group. Testosterone replacement therapy also helped men who had anemia from known causes, such as iron deficiency.

Brain health. Hopes ran high that testosterone replacement therapy might help counter some age-related changes affecting memory and cognition. No such luck. The Cognition Trial included 493 men with low testosterone and age-associated memory impairment. Testosterone replacement therapy offered no benefits for memory or other aspects of brain function.

Heart health. Some past studies have raised red flags that testosterone might increase the risk for heart attacks, strokes, and blood clots. The new findings add to those concerns.

Using scans to measure plaque in the arteries of 170 men with heart disease risk factors, researchers found that men on testosterone replacement therapy had more plaque buildup and greater narrowing of their arteries than men in the placebo group. The findings are worrisome because plaque buildup can raise the risk of a heart attack or a stroke.

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The TTrials have gone a long way in separating the hype from the real benefits testosterone replacement therapy may offer. But one important question remains unanswered: Is long-term testosterone replacement therapy use safe?

Because the TTrials were only one year long, they dont shed light much on the therapys risks. Some long-term studies have associated testosterone replacement therapy with prostate cancer, whereas others report no evidence that testosterone replacement therapy in men with low testosterone levels increases prostate cancer risk.

And concern remains about the effects of testosterone replacement therapy on cardiovascular health over time. In 2015, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration began requiring testosterone products to carry a warning about their associated risk for heart attack and stroke.

Other risks associated with testosterone replacement therapy include erythrocytosis (an abnormal increase of red blood cells) and benign prostatic hyperplasia (an enlarged prostate), or BPH.

Testosterone replacement therapy side effects include acne, breast enlargement, unwanted hair growth, and infertility. Men who have prostate or breast cancer, sleep apnea, BPH, or heart failure shouldnt use testosterone replacement therapy because it can worsen those conditions.

Most experts agree that doctors should consider testosterone replacement therapy only for men with proven low levels of testosterone who have symptoms that might improve with treatment, such as anemia, bone loss, or loss of sexual desire or function.

The only sure way to know whether your testosterone is low is to be diagnosed by a doctor, who will perform a physical exam, take your medical history, test your blood on at least two separate days, and rule out other conditions.

If youre considering testosterone replacement therapy, you might do well to start with a few healthy lifestyle changes that can offer even more benefits than hormone replacement.

Being overweight or obese is closely associated with low testosterone. Losing weight can raise hormone levels. Regular exerciseeven a brisk 30-minute walk a few times a weekcan improve vitality, strengthen muscles and bones, lower heart disease risk, and possibly even improve your sex life. Thats far more than testosterone replacement therapy can promise.

This article originally appeared in the July 2017 issue of Health After 50.

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This intelligence report provides a comprehensive analysis of the Testosterone Replacement Therapy Market. This includes Investigation of past progress, ongoing market scenarios, and future prospects. Data True to market on the products, strategies and market share of leading companies of this particular market are mentioned. Its a 360-degree overview of the global markets competitive landscape. The report further predicts the size and valuation of the global market during the forecast period.

Testosterone is responsible for the development of male sexual characteristics and this hormone formed by the testicles. Insufficient production of testosterone causes erectile dysfunction. Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) is generally termed as hormone therapy for men, designed to counteract the effects of reduced activity in the gonads or hypogonadism. Hypogonadism in men is clinical syndrome, which results in the failure of the testes to produce physiological levels of testosterone. Erectile dysfunction arises due to reduce testosterone production to overcome this testosterone replacement therapy is used to improve the problem.

Major Players in this Report Include,

AbbVie Inc. (United States), Endo International (Ireland), Eli Lilly and Company (United States), Pfizer (United States), Bayer (Germany), Actavis (Allergan) (United States), Novartis (Switzerland), Teva (Israel), Ferring Pharmaceuticals (Switzerland), Kyowa Kirin (Japan) and Mylan (United States).

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Historical year 2013-2017

Base year 2018

Forecast period** 2019 to 2025 [** unless otherwise stated]

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