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Have you heard anything regarding Covid and its effects on testosterone. Since catching Covid the first time in 2021 my energy levels fell and never came back to pre Covid levels. Looking into TRT
AlphaMD's Answer
Yes, COVID lowers testosterone in 86% of men who catch it. In 55% of men who catch it, their levels remain low (low enough to need TRT).
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2020/09/200928125024.htm
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