Sexual Health

Just like men, women’s bodies also produce testosterone. Though women’s bodies produce a fraction of the amount that men’s do, its presence or lack thereof can affect women’s health and wellbeing.

A steady level of testosterone in the female body helps support the growth and maintenance of healthy bones and can help reduce fat retention. In fact, there are manifold benefits for women, especially post-menopause, when they employ a TRT (testosterone replacement therapy) regimen.

As research delves further into the effects of testosterone on women’s bodies, it has been determined that testosterone plays a significant role in the health and well-being of women – especially adult women.

What Are Some Symptoms of Low Testosterone in Women?

While the effects of low testosterone may be different for everyone, depending on their state of health and environmental factors, some common symptoms of low testosterone may include physical issues such as:

• muscle weakness
• fatigue
• weight gain
• low sex drive
• fertility problems
• osteoporosis
• and vaginal dryness.

Emotional impacts of low testosterone may include:

• depression
• lassitude
• difficulties with memory and cognition.