Decreased testosterone, male physiological disorders due to prolonged stress

Mr. H. (42 years old, living in Ho Chi Minh City) came to see a doctor for consultation and examination because he was no longer interested in sex despite his young age.

Taking a medical history, Mr. H. said that he is the owner of a small trading business. Recently, he often stays up late to handle work and is under great pressure from cash flow. He feels tired, has difficulty concentrating and especially is no longer interested in "that matter".

On February 7, Dr. Tra Anh Duy (Men's Health Center) said that through examination and testing, he was found to have a serious decrease in testosterone, mainly due to stress and lack of sleep.

Dr. Duy advised Mr. H. to use testosterone supplements combined with shock wave therapy and physical exercises, yoga, and improved sleeping habits. After 3 months of treatment, Mr. H. significantly improved his physiological health and regained his form in life.

Similarly, Mr. T. (35 years old, living in Ho Chi Minh City) is the CEO of a technology startup. Due to market fluctuations, his company has had difficulty raising capital and maintaining operations. This pressure has caused him to work continuously, not get enough sleep, and experience symptoms of erectile dysfunction. Mr. T. confided that, despite his young age, he feels that he cannot maintain his previous performance.

After being thoroughly examined by Dr. Duy, Mr. T. was treated with a combination of hormone therapy, shockwave therapy, and dietary adjustments. After 4 months, Mr. T.'s erectile dysfunction improved significantly, and he was able to regain his confidence in work and life.

Doctor Duy consults a male patient

Or the case of Mr. K. (50 years old, living in Ho Chi Minh City) is the director of a large manufacturing company in Ho Chi Minh City. Recently, he has encountered great financial difficulties due to high input costs and market fluctuations. Mr. K. feels his health has seriously declined, and he is no longer interested in work or personal life. He came to the clinic in a state of prolonged fatigue, decreased libido and difficulty getting an erection.

After a comprehensive assessment, Dr. Duy found that Mr. K. had decreased sex hormones due to stress and age. Mr. K. was advised to participate in shock wave therapy, exercise , and supplement a diet rich in zinc and vitamins. After only a few months, Mr. K. gradually recovered his health and was able to maintain his work and personal life more effectively.

Chronic stress can lower testosterone

Dr. Duy said that prolonged stress can increase the hormone cortisol and decrease testosterone - an important hormone that determines men's physiological health. Studies show that when testosterone decreases, men are more likely to encounter problems such as erectile dysfunction, decreased libido and fatigue. These symptoms not only affect personal life but also negatively impact work performance, making many men more anxious, creating a spiral of pressure and poor health.

“Gentlemen need to consider sexual health as an important factor in their career and personal life. Don't wait until your health declines to find ways to improve it. Early check-ups and regular health care not only help improve performance but also help men face work challenges more effectively," Dr. Duy advised.

Source: https://thanhnien.vn/giam-testosterone-roi-loan-sinh-ly-nam-do-cang-thang-keo-dai-185250201145212829.htm