Anne Truong MDMen's Sexual Health Doctor

How Testosterone Deficiency Damages Men's Health #shorts #testosterone #LowT #fyp #trending

28 Mar 2024 · 1 min

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Short YouTube clip by Anne Truong MD explaining that testosterone influences brain function (arousal, sensation, desire) and penile muscle flexibility; low testosterone can lead to fatty and scar tissue that impairs expansion. The speaker also lists other common contributors to reduced penile blood flow—high blood pressure, high cholesterol, smoking, stress, poor sleep, poor diet, and inactivity—and states these factors compound erectile dysfunction when combined with low testosterone.

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So testosterone affect the brain and arousal and sensation and desire, and it also affect the muscle of the to allow it to have good flexibility and good expansion. And that low testosterone is replaced with more fatty tissue and scar tissue and it's difficult for the to expand. Now, there are other factors that contribute to the blood flow to the P other than testosterone. Other causes of blood flow restriction could be from high blood pressure, high cholesterol, smoking, stress, inadequate sleep, poor diet and no exercise. All of those compounding with lower testosterone will make the ED worse.