Paul Saladino· MD
but generally when people have declining testosterone they will notice lower Libo or some erectile dysfunction at some level but not necessarily
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but generally when people have declining testosterone they will notice lower Libo or some erectile dysfunction at some level but not necessarily
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So in general, I would look to things like libido, um, erection quality. Obviously, that's more, you know, circulatory often, but still notable nonetheless. If you suddenly, you know, if you don't have morning wood anymore, like you got to look into it regardless if it's circulatory or hormone mediated. Might be a combination of both. Um, you no longer are able to hold muscle as easily or build muscle as easily. you're, you know, losing strength in the gym, your recovery capacity is inhibited relative to what it was when you were younger. um mood dysregulation, um irritability