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Should I Get My Testosterone Level Checked?

Testosterone is a predominantly male sex hormone that plays a crucial role in male development and overall health. It increases during puberty, causing boys to develop into men physically. However, around age 30, testosterone levels begin to drop by about 1 to 2% per year, which can lead to various symptoms and health concerns.

Signs and Symptoms of Low Testosterone

If you experience any of the following signs and symptoms, it might be time to check your testosterone levels:

  • Fewer spontaneous erections
  • Difficulty initiating and maintaining an erection
  • Lowered muscle and bone mass
  • Hot flashes
  • Sweating
  • Loss of facial and other body hair
  • Breast discomfort
  • Depression
  • Fatigue

Testing Your Testosterone Levels

A blood test can measure your testosterone levels if you notice the above signs and symptoms. A normal testosterone level ranges from 300 to 1,000 nanograms per deciliter. The test is typically performed in the morning when testosterone levels are at their peak.

Where Can I Get My Testosterone Levels Checked?

QuickMD offers a hassle-free way to order your own testosterone level test online.

Once ordered, you can conveniently collect the blood sample at any LabCorp US location. A QuickMD physician will then contact you with the results and guide you through any necessary next steps, ensuring your comfort and convenience throughout the process.Don’t wait to take charge of your health. Order your testosterone level test with QuickMD today and receive your results from the comfort of your home.

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