Testosterone Treatment and Fertility

Some men suffer from low levels of testosterone, which plays a key role in male health and sperm production, when it drops below 300 nanograms per deciliter. This level is usually diagnosed through multiple tests due to its fluctuations throughout the day. Testosterone decline is normal with aging, especially after age forty, and is not always a sign of a health problem. Taking testosterone without medical supervision can reduce sperm production and lead to health issues such as heart problems and mood swings, and in some cases, may cause permanent infertility. Experts recommend improving lifestyle and naturally increasing testosterone levels before resorting to hormone therapy, which should only be used when there is a genuine diagnosis of hormone deficiency accompanied by symptoms. Such treatment must be conducted under medical supervision to ensure effectiveness and reduce risks.

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