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Testosterone Health

What you should know about hypogonadism (low testosterone):

The risk of having hypogonadism increases with age. Men over age 65 are more than twice as likely to have hypogonadism as men under age 65.
Although testosterone levels start to fall at age 40 some men maintain normal levels well into their seventies and beyond.
Men with diabetes, obesity, sleep apnea,prostate disease, hypertension, and some other medical conditions have higher rates of hypogonadism.
The primary treatment for hypogonadism is testosterone replacement therapy (TRT). Testosterone can be administered several different ways: injections, patches, gels, buccal tablets (that dissolve in the gum line), pills, and implanted pellets.