Physical signs and symptoms of decreased
androgen include a higher pitched
voice, anemia, Ødecreased beard
growth, change in
erection, ejaculation, and or sexual dysfunction,
decreased muscle
mass, and visceral
obesity (increased fat, especially around chest and
or abdomen). Psychological signs and symptoms of decreased
androgen include decreased
libido (sexual desire), Ødecreased
cognitive function, Ødepression, Ølow sense of
well-being, Ømood changes,
irritability, loss of motivation Øand lethargy,
which is a continuous feeling of tiredness. Long term androgen
deficiency can also lead to osteoporosis, increased risk of
cardiovascular diseases, and increased risk of type II
diabetes.
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