Testosterone is a hormone that plays an integral role in sexual and physical development in men and women. The hormone regulates your sex drive, boosts sperm production, increases muscle and bone mass, and raises energy levels.
The American Urological Association (AUA) states that an individual with anything below a 300 ng/dL testosterone level reading can reasonably be diagnosed as having low testosterone.
There isn’t a cut-and-dried cut-off level that determines normal male testosterone levels. However, normal T levels are generally estimated between 270 to 1070 ng/dL.
However, the spectrum is broad, and many healthy men can have record readings at different places within the estimated normal ranges.
What has considered a “healthy” overall testosterone level is different for everybody. For instance, normal testosterone levels in women are significantly lower.
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What are the factors that determine testosterone levels?
Overall testosterone concentrations in men depend on age, genetics, and any underlying medical conditions they might have.
Research shows that testosterone levels reach their climax during the late teens to early adult phase in men and diminish by around 1% per year afterward. However, the exact amount by which testosterone levels decline each year and the contributing factors that lead to it isn’t as clear.
Do testosterone levels constantly change?
Testosterone levels are subject to fluctuations in concentration daily. Testosterone levels are generally at their highest during the mornings and decrease as the day goes on. This is why testosterone testing is typically conducted between 8 to 10 in the morning. Your testosterone levels will be checked at least a couple of times before your healthcare provider determines you have low T.
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What are the symptoms of low T?
Low T symptoms include fatigue, changes in mood such as anxiety, depression, irritability, and a lack of interest in sex or low libido. Low T may also manifest itself through reduced muscle and bone mass, erectile dysfunction, and low energy. Consult your healthcare provider if you suspect you might have symptoms of low testosterone.
