Testosterone is a male hormone, but females also produce some amount of Testosterone. It is important for several functions of the female’s body. Deficiency of Testosterone can impact the health of the female. It can also cause infertility in females. The IVF technology can treat infertility. Dr. Sumita Sofat provides you with guidance and treatment for your infertility problem. She is the best IVF doctor in Punjab. 

The definition of a low level of Testosterone in females

The condition of low-level Testosterone is related to the insufficient level of hormones in the female body. Testosterone hormone is produced in the ovary and adrenal gland hormone. Females of every age produce very Low Levels of Testosterone as compared to males. The testosterone hormone is crucial for the proper functioning of physical and mental health. It is also effective for muscle mass, bone density and Libido. Females face this problem during the beginning of the menstrual cycle and after the menopause phase. It can occur in females of every age. This problem has two types. 

Types of Low Level Of Testosterone? 

• Primary Hypogonadism: In some medical conditions like genetics and aging, the ovaries and adrenal glands are not able to produce enough Testosterone. 
• Secondary Hypogonadism: The glands that are located in the brain, named pituitary gland and Hypothalamus, do not function properly. It further leads to the Low level of Testosterone. 

Cause of Low level of Testosterone.

Some factors that are responsible for low levels of Testosterone in Females.

• Low Androgen State in Females 
• Decreased ovarian androgen production
• Chemotherapies 
• Radiations 
• Ovarian failure 
• Oophorectomy
• Decreased adrenal androgen production.
• Adrenal insufficiency. 
• Hypothalamic pituitary axis
• Medications 

Symptoms of low level of Testosterone. 

• Fatigue and Reduced Energy Levels
• Decreased Sex Drive (Libido)
• Changes in Mood (Irritability, Depression)
• Reduced Muscle Mass and Strength
• Increased Body Fat and Weight Gain
• Difficulty Concentrating and Memory Issues
• Thinning Hair and Dry Skin
• Bone Density Loss
• GENITOURINARY SYNDROME OF MENOPAUSE

Diagnosis for Low level of Testosterone 

This problem can be determined by the medical reports and on a symptom basis. 

• Medical history: if you face any symptoms of that, then you will definitely go to a doctor. Your healthcare professional asks you questions about your medical history so that your doctor can get an idea about your problem with reason. 
• Some tests: doctors suggest some blood tests for the exact reason for your problem. These tests are also beneficial for declaring the condition of your ovaries and the glands. 

Treatment of Low Levels of Testosterone in Females 

• Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT): Providing Testosterone through patches, gels, or injections to boost levels. The only evidence-based indication for testosterone therapy in women is to treat hypoactive. Sexual desire disorder after menopause. Currently, no testosterone formulation for women has been approved by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA), though vaginal DHEA (prasterone) has been approved for the treatment of moderate to severe dyspareunia. 
• Lifestyle Changes: A healthy diet, regular exercise, and adequate sleep can help maintain hormonal balance.
• Managing Underlying Conditions: Treating medical conditions like diabetes or PCOS can help improve testosterone levels.

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