A person whose body is not producing enough testosterone is most likely to exhibit

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creativ13 [48]3 years ago

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Answer:

The symptoms that a person with low testosterone would exhibit: fatigue, irritability, low sex drive, low strength, erectile dysfunction, hair loss, amongst others.

Explanation:

When the body is not producing enough testosterone, that is, low levels of testosterone -a very important sex hormone- it leads to a condition called male hypogonadism.

Depending on the age of the person, the male exhibits different symptoms. The most common ones are:

Fatigue
Irritability; mood changes; depressive symptoms
Low sex drive
Erectile dysfunction
A reduction in the strength of the body
Hair loss

This condition could be the result of different factors, such as aging, chemotherapy, increased alcohol levels, radiation, and diseases or syndromes such as HIV, Kallman syndrome, hypothyroidism.

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