Testosterone Replacement for Older Men?

Testosterone Replacement for Older Men?

As men age from 50 to 70, their testosterone levels drop more than 40 percent, causing them to become fatter, and less sexual, muscular and assertive and have smaller, weaker bones (7,11). Twenty percent of men aged 60-80 years have testosterone levels below the lower...
Testosterone Replacement for Older Men?

PSA Test for Prostate Cancer

Many doctors recommend that every man over 40 get a blood test called Prostate Specific Antigen to check for prostate cancer. However, PSA levels can be raised abnormally high by: • prostate infections, • a benign enlarged prostate, • riding a bicycle, • making love,...
Testosterone Replacement for Older Men?

Frequent Urination at Night

Several papers show that having to urinate frequently at night is often caused by low levels of antidiuretic hormone (1,2) and that taking that hormone can control this condition (3). During the day, your kidneys clean your body by producing large amounts of urine....
Testosterone Replacement for Older Men?

Male Infertility

A series of articles in Human Reproduction Update showed that infection is the most common cause of male infertility and that standard tests for infertility often do not find the infection. When evaluating a male for infertility, doctors check sperm count and sperm...
Testosterone Replacement for Older Men?

Male Hair Loss and Heart Attacks

A depressing study from Harvard School of Public Health showed that loss of hair on the top of the head markedly increases a man’s chances of suffering a heart attack, and the more hair he loses, the more likely he is to suffer a heart attack (1). Men with male...