There are several physical changes that can be a sign of low testosterone.
Hair loss is one of the more known symptoms of lower testosterone.
While hair loss is natural part of the aging process for many men.
But if your hair loss includes body and facial hair, then low T could be contributing to the problem.
A lot of men who experience low testosterone tend to feel as if they just aren’t as strong as they were.
And some men even notice a visual loss of muscle size in their arms, legs, and chest.
To make it even more frustrating, if they weight lift, they will probably not be able to rebuild muscle mass.
In addition to loss of muscle mass, it’s also common for low T to result in weight gain.
This increased body fat is usually mostly about the middle.
Other men see this result in the “man boobs” problem, called gynecomastia.
Men with low testosterone are also prone to osteoporosis.
Osteoporosis is a thinning of the bone mass, leaving the patient more prone to fracturing a bone.
