Low T Defined
![](/-/media/project/common/lowtca/images/what-is-lowt/desktop/lowt-defined.png?h=700&iar=0&w=586&hash=13B84C7CD6AFE34CC610432D7B0376C8)
![](/-/media/project/common/lowtca/images/what-is-lowt/mobile/lowt-defined-mobile.png?h=300&iar=0&w=414&hash=CA2EBE2603743D21894E67843914546D)
Normal Levels of Testorone
![](/-/media/project/common/lowtca/images/what-is-lowt/desktop/normal-levels-of-testorone.jpg?h=700&iar=0&w=1209&hash=1AA3A32EBC4524728EB75A72BA792729)
![](/-/media/project/common/lowtca/images/what-is-lowt/mobile/normal-levels-of-testorone-mobile.png?h=442&iar=0&w=415&hash=8319F26682C2DF9C492E3CA8527553A9)
Take a look at the symptoms below to see if any apply to you. Signs and Symptoms of Low T may include:3
Low sex drive
Increased body fat
Fatigue or lack of energy
Loss of muscle mass
Depressed mood
Decreased bone strength
Decreased sense of well-being
Sexual dysfunction (weak erections, failure to get erections)3.5
Signs and Symptoms
These symptoms may be a sign of Low T or other health conditions and should not be ignored. Low T can be diagnosed by your doctor with a blood test.