I have done below blood test. Testosterone free - 7.34 pg/ml (1.00 - 28.28 pg/ml) testosterone total -358.16 ng/dl (164.94 - 753.38) lh - 1.75 mlu/ml (1.5 - 9.3) fsh - 1.58 mlu/ml (1.27 - 19.26) prolactin - 12.80 ng/ml (2.64 - 13.13) dht - 300.49 (0 - 596 pg/ml) shbg - 15.8 (10 - 57 nmol/l) androstenedione (a4) - 0.50 (0.60 - 3.10 ng/ml) human growth hormone (hgh) - 0.04 ng/ml (0.003-0.97) vit d3 - 20. 00 ng/ml (30 - 100 ng/ml) vit b12 - 500 pg/ml (187 - 883 pg/ml) t3, t4, tsh are normal I not getting morning erection and missing male mustache, beards, bone density, underweight, less body hairs, voice is not deepen. Please suggest your opinion on above parameter, ready to take consultation with doctor who will understand my problem and will help me overcome it.

Dr. Rahul GuptaSexologist16yrs exp

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Hello- testosterone is a steroid hormone primarily secreted by a man's testicles. This hormone is responsible for the development of male sexual characteristics. Testosterone is also important for maintaining muscle bulk, adequate levels of red blood cells, a sense of well-being, and sexual function. With age, usually after the age of 30, the amount of testosterone in the body declines. Other causes of low testosterone levels include an injury or infection, diabetes, chronic liver or kidney disease, chemotherapy or radiation treatments, genetic abnormalities, hemochromatosis (iron overload), pituitary gland dysfunction, inflammatory diseases that impact the pituitary gland, stress, alcoholism and obesity and certain medications. It is also associated with certain nutritional deficiencies. A low testosterone level can affect both your quality of life and your health. It can cause fatigue, erectile dysfunction, depression and other emotional issues, insomnia, poor concentration, decreased bone density, and increase in body fat. In case the test shows low testosterone level and you experience the signs and symptoms for the same, don't worry. Ayurvedic aphrodisiac herbs and some simple lifestyle and dietary changes can help boost your testosterone level naturally.  

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