Presentation6 signs
- 01Fatigue and low energy
- 02Decreased muscle mass
- 03Weight gain, especially abdominal
- 04Mood changes and irritability
- 05Reduced libido
- 06Brain fog and poor concentration
A constellation, not a disease.
HHHC · clinical index
Nº 03.2Men's health
Andropause &low testosterone.
A calm, clinical practice for the slow hormonal fade most men experience in their forties, fifties and beyond. Proper testing, careful prescribing, and the kind of follow-up that actually follows up.
The pathway
How we work with you, from first visit onwards.
Stage · 01
Consult
60-minute in-person assessment with your doctor.
Stage · 02
Test
Full hormone panel, thyroid, metabolic markers.
Stage · 03
Protocol
Bioidentical prescription tuned to your results.
Stage · 04
Follow up
Monitored adjustments as your body responds.
What's Happening
Understanding Andropause
Andropause, sometimes called "male menopause," refers to the gradual decline in testosterone that occurs as men age. Unlike menopause in women, this decline is gradual - typically 1-2% per year starting in the late 30s or early 40s.
By the time many men reach their 50s and 60s, testosterone levels may have dropped significantly, leading to noticeable symptoms that affect energy, body composition, mood, and quality of life.
The good news is that testosterone optimisation, when appropriate, can help restore vitality and address many of these symptoms. Our doctors take a thorough approach, ensuring treatment is both safe and effective for your individual situation.
Signs of Low Testosterone
Common Symptoms
Low testosterone can manifest in various ways. You may experience some or many of these symptoms.
Physical
- Fatigue and low energy
- Decreased muscle mass
- Increased body fat
- Reduced strength
- Sleep problems
- Joint stiffness
Emotional
- Mood changes
- Irritability
- Reduced motivation
- Decreased confidence
- Mild depression
Cognitive
- Brain fog
- Poor concentration
- Memory issues
- Reduced mental sharpness
Sexual
- Reduced libido
- Erectile changes
- Decreased morning erections
How We Help
Treatment Options
Personalised treatment plans based on your symptoms, test results, and health goals.
Bioidentical testosterone
Compounded creams, gels or intramuscular therapy — chosen for your lifestyle, dosed from your labs, monitored on a schedule. Not a blanket protocol.
DHEA and adrenal support
Adrenal steroids often sit underneath male hormone symptoms. We assess them properly and prescribe only when the workup points there.
Thyroid co-assessment
A full-panel thyroid read-out alongside your male hormones. Low-T symptoms and low-thyroid symptoms overlap more than most men realise.
Sleep, stress, metabolism
The non-prescription half of your protocol. We help you move the levers — sleep, training, nutrition, cortisol — that make the prescriptions actually work.
Men's Hormone Health Services
Learn more about our comprehensive approach to men's hormone health.
Next step
Ready to Restore Your Vitality?
Book a consultation to discuss your symptoms and explore treatment options with one of our experienced doctors.