Men's Hormone Health
The full picture behind your hormone health
Testosterone plays an important role in men’s health, including sexual function, muscle and bone health, body composition and overall wellbeing.
Changes in energy, strength, weight, libido, sleep, mood or concentration can sometimes be related to hormone health, but there may be other contributing factors.
At Aura Longevity, we consider your symptoms, medical history and broader health before deciding what should be investigated.
Where further assessment is appropriate, your diagnostic pathway is developed around your individual clinical needs. Once testing is complete, an Aura Longevity doctor reviews your results with you and recommends the appropriate next step.
If treatment is clinically indicated, it is developed around your results and individual health needs.
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When Something Has Changed
Changes in men’s health can happen gradually.
You may notice less energy, difficulty maintaining muscle, increased abdominal weight, slower recovery, changes in sleep, reduced libido or changes in sexual function, concentration or motivation.
Men may seek assessment for:
- Low energy or persistent fatigue
- Reduced libido
- Changes in erectile or sexual function
- Loss of muscle or strength
- Increased abdominal fat
- Difficulty managing weight
- Poor exercise recovery
- Poor or disrupted sleep
- Changes in mood or motivation
- Brain fog or difficulty concentrating
- Concerns about testosterone
- Changes in body composition
These symptoms can have a number of possible causes. A comprehensive assessment helps determine which areas may warrant further investigation.
Understanding Your Hormone Health
Testosterone is one part of your overall health
Testosterone results need to be considered alongside your symptoms, medical history and other relevant clinical information.
Depending on your individual circumstances, assessment may include testosterone and other relevant hormones, together with metabolic health, thyroid function, glucose regulation, cardiovascular risk factors and body composition.
For some men, assessment may identify a hormone issue that requires management. For others, another area of health may require greater attention.