Low Testosterone (Low-T) Topic Guide

Low Testosterone (Low-T): Low Testosterone (Low-T) is a condition in which normal levels of the hormone testosterone in infants, children, males, and females. Symptoms of low-T in men include ED, decreased libido, and depression. Symptoms in women, infants, and children differ upon age and gender. Causes of low-T are primary hypogonadism, secondary hypogonadism, or tertiary low-T. Treatment of low-T in males is testosterone therapy. There is no FDA approved low testosterone in women.

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