Around the age of 35 male hormone production by the testicles begins to decline, but at a very small rate. In later years, by age 45-55, the rate increases leading toward the development of a condition called andropause, similar to female menopause and accompanied by varied symptoms.

Men are different from women,(Oh don't we all know that?) in that they are not as sensitive to their bodies as are women. The changes that occur with the development of andropause in men are so gradual that many men don't notice anything until they feel depressed, or they find that they weigh 20 pounds more than they expected.

Their interest in sex has declined or worse, they are still very interested in sex, but just don't have the capacity to engage. These are the men who are using the medications that enhance erections. "Working out" just doesn't do it anymore and they feel they have lost strength or muscle mass. The development of a paunch is a sure sign. Inability to recover from exercise is often seen. Generalized joint aching is also common.
If you have read this far, you may have heard the phrase, "Well, you are not as young as you used to be," or "This is normal for a man your age," or most telling, "You are in pretty good shape for a guy your age."

Well, these are phrases that should tip you off. You have been to the doctor, related some symptoms and found to be generally in good health, but just not feeling "up to par".
This may well be result of lowered testosterone levels simply related to your age. The really good news is that if your testosterone level is lower than therapeutic then there is a solution for that. .
If you would like more information please call the office and speak with Chris about an appointment and the lab tests that are necessary for an evaluation and expected results.

920-246-1555

You can email Dr. Inyart here. We welcome questions since this treatment is new to Wisconsin and not available anywhere else in Wisconsin. We don't expect that you have heard of this before. In this case, ignorance is not bliss.