If a man loses his testosterone,can the body ever get it back or can drugs do it?

Answer 1

A man will not lose his testosterone completely, but he can be deficient in it. When this happens, many other problems can arise such as diminished libido, erectile dysfunction, muscle weakness, loss of body hair, depression, and other mood disorders. But the signs depend on the age of the male.

They offer hormone replacement therapy but some side effects will partake. Some are mild such as skin irritation, acne, discomfort while some can be severe and cause liver damage. It depends on the treatment choice.

Answer 2

There is synthetic testosterone available with a prescription from a doctor to replace the body's natural production.

As for getting the body to make more, first a doctor would need to diagnose why it has stopped making it in the first place. Then, if it is something that can be reversed, the doctor would work on correcting the problem.

Good luck

Answer 3

Testosterone deficiency does exist and after tests to confirm, a weekly injection is usually given to improve sexual function. Some men have low testosterone levels as young as in their thirties. Bummer.If you have impotence at frequent intervals, get your testosterone level checked. Occasional impotence happens across the age continuum. That is normal. have an active year and think safe sex.

Answer 4

As far as your body making testosterone again, it depends on why it stopped making it in the first place. As far as replacement, yes, it can be replaced by injections.

Answer 5

they have testosterone pills that men can take to give more to the body alot of bodybuilders take it to improve weight lifting

Answer 6

He can make more...but as he gets older, the body makes less and less. There is hormone replacement therapy....check with the doctor....