Opiate addiction is a debilitating condition for those suffering from the disease. Opiates are highly addictive and can wreak havoc on the user’s physical and mental health. However, a new study suggests that opiate addiction may have other negative effects on men’s testosterone levels. Beyond that, there may be a way to combat it. Low […]
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There are many conditions that can cause discomfort for aging men. Among them is low testosterone. Low T Low testosterone is an often debilitating condition. Men suffering from low t may experience a bevy of horrid symptoms. From hair loss, increase body fat or erectile dysfunction to depression and physical fatigue, low testosterone can severely
Drugs That Lower Testosterone Levels Low testosterone can be be debilitating to one’s social life, stressing on one’s mental health and a factor in one’s physical fitness. With all of that in mind, there are both prescription and non-prescription drugs that lower testosterone levels. Here is a look at some medications that cause low testosterone.
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