Hormone Symptom Checklist for MEN | Male Hormone Imbalance Test

Hormone Symptom Checklist for MEN

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  • Mark which of the following factors/symptoms are present and/or persist over time.

Should I take a male hormone imbalance test?

Yes! The only real way to determine if hormones are out of balance is through testing of blood, urine or saliva. Without examining male hormone levels, it is impossible to determine male hormone balance causes. In order to receive proper treatment for hormone-related deficiencies, or the nutritional support necessary to increase levels naturally, schedule an appointment with your healthcare practitioner immediately, or arrange for private in-home testing today.

Male Hormone Imbalance Test

While many of us associate hormone balance with women and the changes they go through in mid-life menopause, many men don’t realize they’ve entered, “andropause” (male menopause) because they simply don’t recognize male hormone imbalance symptoms.

Mood disturbances, sexual dysfunction, loss of energy, and unexplained weight gain may go untreated because so many men fail to make the connection between male hormone imbalance symptoms and the real cause. As men enter their 30’s and 40’s, significant changes in hormone activity begin to occur involving, testosterone, estradiol, DHEA, progesterone, and cortisol. These cause males to experience a whole host of physical, mental, and emotional symptoms that never existed before.

Male Hormone Imbalance Symptoms

Some of the most common symptoms reported on a male hormone imbalance checklist include:

  • Erectile dysfunction
  • Loss of hair
  • Decrease in libido
  • Feeling fatigued
  • Sweating at night
  • Loss of memory
  • Irritability
  • Pounding heart
  • Loss of muscle (weak muscles)
  • Sleep disturbances, including sleep apnea
  • Feelings of depression/anxiety
  • Changes in bowel function (constipation/diarrhea)
  • Acne
  • Increase in body fat
  • Development of male breasts
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