Understanding Low Testosterone: Signs, Symptoms, and Solutions

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Dr. Sarah Mitchell

January 7, 2026

1 min read

Low testosterone, or "Low T," affects millions of men worldwide. As men age, testosterone levels naturally decline, but for some, this decrease can lead to significant symptoms that impact quality of life.

Common signs of low testosterone include fatigue, decreased libido, difficulty concentrating, mood changes, and loss of muscle mass. Many men also experience increased body fat, particularly around the midsection.

The good news is that low testosterone is treatable. Modern testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) offers safe and effective solutions for men experiencing symptoms of Low T.

If you're experiencing these symptoms, the first step is getting your testosterone levels tested. A simple blood test can determine if your levels are below the optimal range.

Treatment options include testosterone injections, topical gels, and patches. Your healthcare provider can help determine which option is best for your lifestyle and health needs.

About Dr. Sarah Mitchell

Chief Medical Officer

Dr. Sarah Mitchell is a board-certified endocrinologist with over 15 years of experience in hormone therapy and metabolic health. She leads the medical team at LIHV, ensuring all treatments meet the highest standards of care.

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