PremierLeague-News.Com - Breaking Sport Transfer News ! Gynaecomastia, also known as 'man boobs', could be a symptom of testosterone deficiency (TD), a doctor has warned. Petr Holy, a urological specialist at Men's Health Clinic Kingston, has shared some of the common signs of low testosterone. Testosterone Deficiency Syndrome (TD) can affect men of all ages but is particularly noticed in those in their late 40s and early 50s. Read More Related Articles Early prostate cancer symptoms that show in your pee and on the toilet Read More Related Articles Scots woman battling same blood cancer which killed her mother highlights 'important' symptoms Mr Holy is striving to raise awareness of the red flags, which he says can often be dismissed by patients, Wales Online reported. The condition is characterised by a number of symptoms that can include 'man boobs', a low sex drive, irritability and depression. He said: "Testosterone deficiency is a recognised condition and one which can have serious implications on quality of life for sufferers. "It's a difficult topic for some to talk about as they can wrongly assume a decline in testosterone somehow makes them 'less of a man'. In reality, it's a common condition with some estimates suggesting it affects around one in four.

News source = PremierLeague-News.Com

. "Testosterone deficiency can be very treatable with the right care." The symptoms of TD may also be present for a number of other reasons, which is why Mr Holy suggests speaking to a specialist if you suffer from any changes to your body or mood which cause you concern. Some congenital conditions, diabetes, obesity, and loss of or harm to your testicles can also lead to similar symptoms as TD. Mr Holy said: "Some men can find it really difficult to talk about their health, but it's always best to speak to your GP or urologist who can talk about what’s right for you and how to help." Men's Health Clinic is a modern diagnostic and treatment centre focused on men's health, and is partnered with Proton Therapy UK. Top Health Stories Today Omicron less likely to cause long Covid Doctor explains prostate cancer symptoms What Diet Coke does to your body New Covid wave 'likely' in Scotland Don't miss the latest news from around Scotland and beyond - sign up to our daily newsletter here . Read More Related Articles Estimated Scots Covid infections rise for second week in a row amid new virus wave fears Read More Related Articles Safe sex advice in new monkeypox guidance from experts amid UK outbreak

Source = PremierLeague-News.Com