Low testosterone (hypogonadism) Treatment in Delhi

Male hypogonadism, or low testosterone, occurs when the testicles fail to produce an adequate amount of testosterone. Various factors can contribute to this, such as conditions or injuries that impact your testicles, pituitary gland, or hypothalamus.

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Testosterone levels by gender

1. Male Testosterone:

Production: Testosterone is primarily produced in the testes by Leydig cells in males.

Functions: In males, testosterone plays a crucial role in the development of secondary sexual characteristics, such as facial and body hair growth, deepening of the voice, muscle mass development, and the growth of the Adam's apple.

2. Female Testosterone:

Production: Females also produce testosterone, but in smaller amounts compared to males. The ovaries and adrenal glands contribute to testosterone production in females.

Functions: Testosterone in females is essential for maintaining bone density, muscle mass, and overall well-being. It also contributes to libido and supports ovarian function.

3. Gender Diverse Individuals:

Production: Individuals who are gender diverse or non-binary can have testosterone levels that vary based on factors such as hormone therapy choices.

Functions: The impact of testosterone in gender diverse individuals depends on their specific hormonal profiles and medical choices.

Treatment for male low testosterone in Delhi

Low testosterone in males - Men naturally have specific male hormones, including testosterone, androstenidione, dehydrotestosterone, and dehydroepiandrostenidione. These hormones are produced in either the testes or adrenal glands. Testosterone, a key player primarily produced in the testes by Leydig cells, is regulated by hormones such as Luteinizing Hormone (L.H.), Follicle-Stimulating Hormone (F.S.H.), Gonadotropin-Releasing Hormones, Thyroid hormone, and Growth Hormone. Diseases impacting other organs can also affect the production of male hormones.

Once generated in the testes, testosterone circulates in the blood in two forms. The majority binds to Genital Hormone Binding Globulin, acting as a reservoir. A small percentage remains free, representing the active hormone. Free testosterone interacts with various tissues, influencing the development of facial hair, the enlargement and erection of the penis, the growth of body muscles, and the regulation of normal genital desire through its impact on the hypothalamus in the brain.

In some cases, conditions may arise where the concentration of the protein binding testosterone (Genital Hormone Binding Globulin) increases, leading to a rise in total testosterone concentration but a decrease in free testosterone concentration. This can result in an overall decrease in the effectiveness of testosterone on the body. Testosterone also plays a crucial role in testis functions, positively affecting spermatogenesis. Despite normal aspects of testosterone, certain conditions may result in fewer male hormone receptors, further complicating the matter.

Symptoms of low testosterone in male

• Fatigue
• Decreased Libido
• Erectile Dysfunction
• Mood Changes
• Reduced Muscle Mass
• Increased Body Fat
• Hair Loss
• Difficulty Concentrating
• Decreased Bone Mass
• Sleep Disturbances

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Low testosterone in females

A woman's testosterone levels naturally vary throughout life, during the menstrual cycle, and at different times of the day. These fluctuations play a crucial role in several bodily functions, including the production of new blood cells, sex drive, and the regulation of other hormones.

Testosterone, categorized as an androgen hormone, influences various aspects such as fertility, sex drive, red blood cell production, and the distribution of muscle mass and fat. While commonly associated with males, testosterone is essential for both genders. Although males generally have higher levels, females also produce small amounts of this hormone through their adrenal glands and ovaries.

Symptoms of low testosterone in females

• Low sex drives (hypogonadism).
• Lack of energy and feeling tired.
• Loss of strength and muscle tone.
• Infertility or trouble conceiving.
• Irregular menstrual cycle.
• Vaginal dryness.
• Depression or anxiety.
• Thinning hair.

Treatment for female low testosterone in Delhi

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Test for low testosterone levels

For assessing testosterone levels, the following tests are commonly required:

1. Total Testosterone Test:

Measures the overall amount of testosterone in the bloodstream.

2. Free Testosterone Test:

Assesses the amount of unbound, active testosterone available in the blood.

3. Bioavailable Testosterone Test:

Determines the testosterone that is free or loosely bound and biologically active.

4. SHBG (Sex Hormone Binding Globulin) Test:

Measures the protein that binds to testosterone, affecting its availability.

5. Luteinizing Hormone (LH) Test:

Evaluates the pituitary gland's production of LH, which stimulates testosterone production.

6. Follicle-Stimulating Hormone (FSH) Test:

Assesses the pituitary gland's production of FSH, which works in tandem with LH.

These tests collectively provide a comprehensive picture of testosterone levels, its binding proteins, and the hormonal signals regulating its production. It's recommended to consult with a healthcare professional to determine the specific tests needed based on individual health concerns.

Normal range of testosterone in males: The normal range of testosterone in males is typically between 300 to 1,000 ng/dL.

Normal range of testosterone in females: The normal range of testosterone in females, it is much lower than male, ranging from 15 to 70 ng/dL.

FAQs

• Q: What are the symptoms of low testosterone?

Ans: Common symptoms of low testosterone include fatigue, reduced libido, muscle loss, and mood changes.

• Q: What causes low testosterone?

Ans: Factors such as aging, chronic illness, and certain medications can contribute to low testosterone levels.

• Q: What happens when a man's testosterone is low?

Ans: Low testosterone in men can lead to fatigue, decreased libido, muscle loss, and mood changes.

• Q: How to treat low testosterone?

Ans: Treatment for low testosterone may include hormone replacement therapy, lifestyle changes, and medication.

• Q: What type of doctor treats low testosterone?

Ans: Urologists, sexologist or Endocrinologists typically treat low testosterone.

• Q: Which specialists do you have for the treatment of low testosterone?

Ans: We have Dr. Yuvraj Arora Monga, a renowned sexologist with 25+ years of experience, specializing in the treatment of low testosterone

• Q: What do I need to do to schedule an appointment with Dr. Monga?

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