About Men's Health Panel
- Testosterone Conversion and Breakdown
- Estrogen Formation
- Risk of Metabolic Weakness
- Risk of Hypertension
Hormonal and metabolic abnormalities in men can produce a number of undesirable affects, such as weight gain, hair loss, fatigue, decrease sex drive and mood disturbances. In many men, their genetic inheritance has altered the way they process hormones such as testosterone. Additionally, new evidence indicates that certain treatable genetic differences can create a relative difficulty in maintaining appropriate hormonal levels as we age. Replacing testosterone has become commonplace in today’s medicine, however, without knowing your genetic make-up, hormone replacement can be less effective or, in some cases, potentially dangerous.
Conditions that indicate the possible need for hormone testing and a Fagron Genomics US Men’s Health Panel include:
- Fatigue
- Weight Gain
- Low Sex Drive
- Carbohydrate Cravings
- Male Pattern Baldness
- Abnormal Breast Enlargement
- Testicular Atrophy
- High Blood Pressure
- Trouble Sleeping
- Loss of Strength
- Slow Recovery
- Currently taking Testosterone Supplementation
Hormone Imbalances in Men - Risks and Symptoms
"95% of all testosterone in males is produced in the testes, balanced by the brain and adrenal gland. Testosterone levels begin to decrease in mid-thirties."