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ADAM Questionnaire

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You're recovering slower or feel sore more frequently from exercise or physical activity.
Testosterone replacement may help increase the rate at which you recover from exercise, increase stamina and may reduce the duration and intensity of soreness after physical exercise.
You’re feeling weaker than normal.
Men who have low T frequently report muscle weakness – this is sometimes due to a decrease in muscle mass caused by low T levels.
You’re lacking energy and feeling more fatigued.
Low Testosterone can contribute to mental and physical fatigue and chronic low energy.
You’re experiencing a reduction in muscle and increase in body fat.
Testosterone plays a vital role in muscle building and maintenance. When T levels drop, men frequently report a decrease in muscle mass and strength.
You’re beginning to accumulate more body fat, especially in the abdomen and chest.
As testosterone levels decrease men usually begin to see an increase in weight gain. Stomach fat, in particular, can increase estrogen levels in men, which can make T levels drop even further.
Your libido (sex drive) is much lower than what it once was.
Low libido is a common side effect of low T and is one of the main reasons men with low T pursue hormone replacement therapy.
You’re experiencing problems with erectile dysfunction.
While low T isn’t a direct cause of ED in aging men, it’s frequently seen as a contributor to sexual dysfunction because it decreases libido and can cause a lack of enjoyment of intimacy.
You’re noticed a decrease in cognitive function and memory.
You have Depression, irritability, trouble concentrating and a decrease in pleasure from activities you once enjoyed.
Evidence has shown that low levels of T can cause mood disturbances and emotional side effects.
"Body and facial hair" is beginning to thin and fall out.
Testosterone levels spiking during puberty leads to hair growth and other primary and secondary sex traits in young men. But as those levels diminish in older men, testosterone loss can often bring about thinner hair and male pattern baldness.