Signs and symptoms of Low T may be clear and easy to recognize. But at first look, you may not think they point to Low T.

Take a look at the symptoms below to see if any apply to you. You may be surprised how easily they can be overlooked.

Signs and symptoms of Low T may include:

• Fatigue or loss of energy
• Low sex drive (reduced desire to be intimate)
• Sexual dysfunction (weak erections, failure to get erections)
• Depressed mood
• Decreased sense of well-being
• Increased body fat
• Loss of muscle mass
• Decreased bone strength

These symptoms may be a sign of Low T or other health conditions and should not be ignored. Low T can be diagnosed by your doctor with a simple blood test.

Normally, a man's testosterone level is considered low if it's below 300 ng/dL. It's important to keep your testosterone at a normal level for your age. The right treatment can bring your T levels back to normal and keep them there. And once you get back the T you've been missing, you may experience lasting symptom relief.

Take the Low T Symptoms Quiz to find out if you are at risk based on your symptoms.