Having low testosterone levels can cause debilitating symptoms and health problems over time. Men with low levels of testosterone can exhibit lowered sex drive, erectile dysfunction, muscle loss, unexplained weight gain, low energy, depression, mood swings, hot flashes, insomnia, lack of motivation and general lethargy. Take this Low T Symptoms Quiz to see if you’re experiencing low testosterone symptoms. If you answer certain questions with a YES or answer any three others with a YES, it may be likely that a low testosterone level is causing some of your health problems.

How to interpret the Low T Quiz results.

The Low T questionnaire consists of ten questions. Count up the number of times you answered YES. A "YES" answer to either of the questions numbered 1 or 7 should prompt you to seek advice from a physician. Answers of "YES" to any 3 other questions in the quiz may also indicate a testosterone deficiency.

A decrease in libido, soft erections, or reduced strength of erections are primary indicators of adrogen deficiency or Andropause. A simple blood test can help you find out if you are experiencing a male hormone deficiency.

Androgen deficiency is a pervasive problem in the older male population and is thought to be responsible for many symptoms once considered to be the result of normal aging. Numerous methods have been proposed to facilitate the detection of men at risk for androgen deficiency. In this article, we propose a novel screening tool, the quantitative Androgen Deficiency in the Aging Male (ADAM) questionnaire and report its successful use in quantifying the severity of androgen deficiency in a group of older men. Read more about Androgen Deficiency Studies in Aging Men - Androgen Deficiency in Aging Men

There are sexual and non-sexual signs of low testosterone. Sexual signs include:

• Low sex drive
• Poor erections (weaker and fewer)
• Wanting sex less often

Non sexual signs include:

• Increase in body fat
• Lower energy levels
• Reduced muscle mass
• Feeling depressed
• Anemia (low iron)
• Loss of calcium from bone

Other Indications of Testosterone Deficiency in Men

The following questions can help you better assess if your signs and symptoms may be caused by age-related testosterone decline or some other hormonal imbalance like AGHD (Human Growth Hormone Deficiency) or health condition. These low t questions help prepare you to better discuss your health factors and symptoms with your doctor as the answers may indicate that you may have a testosterone deficiency. The first list of inquiries below reflect the degree by which signs and symptoms are affecting your health. The second set of male sex hormone deficiency questions helps you to determine in more detail how severe your symptoms of low testosterone levels might be at the current time.

1. What is your level of sexual desire (male libido)?
My sex drive is non-existent.
My sex drive is weak, much lower than it used to be.
My sex drive is good, but it's beginning to decrease.
My sex drive is still strong as ever.

2. Your sex drive began to decline at what age?
In my 30's.
In my 40's.
In my 50's.
In my 60's.

3. What is your current body weight and compostion?
I'm thin.
I'm a normal weight.
I'm overweight.
I'm obese.

4. How would you describe your muscle strength and tone?
My muscles are very loose and flabby. I've been losing strength and a lot of lean muscle mass.
My muscles are becoming flabby and I have difficulty recoverung from workouts and exercise.
My muscles are becoming looser. I've been losing strength, but still have some muscle tone.
My muscles are becoming looser but I can exercise and maintain muscle strength and tone.
My muscles are strong and I seem fit and tone especially after exercise.

5. How are your erections, strong, weak, less frequent or non-existent?
My erections are non-existant or I have difficulty getting or maintaining erections.
I get erections at times, but they are weak, soft and can't be maintained for long.
I am getting less morning erections and it takes longer to erections for sexual activity.
My erections are strong, I get spontaneous erections in the morning and during sexual activity.

6. How would you describe your memory and mental alertness?
I am very forgetful and feel foggy. My mental focus is low and concentration poor.
I am easily distracted, not mentally alert and I am beginning to forget things.
I sometimes forget things, but I can still focus and concentrate when I need to.
My mind is alert and my memory is strong.

7. How would you describe your emotional mood?
I feel very depressed and sad all the time.
I get easily irritated and angry, with unexplainded mood swings.
I have lost my motivation, drive, willpower and ambition.
I feel socially withdrawn and lost interest in intimacy.
I feel emotionally stable, with normal social interests.
I have drive, a sense of well-being, feel enthusiastic and optimistic.

8. How are your energy levels?
I feel tired and lethargic all day, and have become a couch potato.
I often feel tired and tend to skip physical activities.
I wake up with energy but feel totally exhhauted by the end of the day.
I wake up with energy and have enough to engage in normal activities.
I wake up with lots of energy and stay energetic untill bed time.

9. Have you noticed any changes in body hair?
I've been losing hair on my face and body.
I've lost some body and facial hair, and my hair is thinning.
I've lost some hair on my head and it is thinning.
No, I haven't noticed any significant hair loss.

10. Have you noticed any changes in belly size and body weight?
No, I'm as fit as always.
I've gained a little weight around my belly.
I've gained modest weight around my belly and increased 1 pant size.
I've gained a lot of weight around my belly and increased 2 pant sizes.
I've gained a lot of weight around my belly and increased 3 or more pant sizes.

11. Do you have diabetes or at risk for diabetes?
I have diabetes.
I’m high risk, and my doctor says I have prediabetes.
I'm high risk, but do not currently have diabetes.
I'm at low risk with normal glucose levels.
I don’t have diabetes, and it doesn't run in my family.

12. How would you describe your daily stress levels?
I work at a very stressful job.
I work at a moderately stressful job.
I work at a normally stressful job.
I work in a very low stress job.

13. How well do you sleep at night?
I have trouble falling asleep or staying asleep.
I sometimes have trouble falling asleep or staying asleep.
I sleep through the night, but wake up feeling exhausted.
I sleep through the night and wake up feeling refreshed.

14. How many times a week do you exercise or workout?
I don't exercise on a regular basis.
I exercise 2 to 3 times a week.
I exercise more than 3 times a week.

15. Are you currently taking prescription medications, anabolic steroid drugs, pain meds or other hormones?
I've been taking both opiate pain medication and steroid drugs.
I've been taking hormone drugs.
I've been taking opiate pain medicines.
No, I haven't been taking any of these medications.

16. How would you best describe the size of your testicles?
They haven't really changed.
I've noticed they are a little smaller than usual.
I've noticed my testicles are smaller and softer.
My testicles are shrinking and feel numb.

17. Have you noticed an increase in body fat?
No, my body fat is the same as always.
Yes, I have a little more fat around the middle and love handles.
Yes, I have a lot of fat around the middle and love handles.
Yes, I have too much fat around the middle, love handles and back of the neck.

Male Hormone Replacement Options that are available to boost low testosterone levels caused by age-related hormone deficiency known as Andropause or Hypogonadism. Read more about Treating Male Menopause or Hypogonadism.

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