So what are you supposed to ask your doctor when you make an appointment?
* Tell your doctor of your that you think you might have low testosterone.
*I can tell you that it is not always easy to diagnose the cause of low testosterone.
*Many doctors, although routined and good doctors, sometimes forget this simple thing when men come to them talking about general symptoms like tiredness, fatigue and less sex drive.
*Your doctor’s main concern is to find out if there is a disease causing low testosterone. Ask your doctor to do a blood test to measure testosterone.
*You can help your doctor by providing a comprehensive medical history. Ask your doctorwhat he/she thinks what could be the problem.
*Your doctor may request a bone density test because low testosterone levels can make the bones more brittle.
*If the doctor suspects a genetic cause of low testosterone, he or she may request a genetic test. This is a process to examine a person’s DNA. It shows whether the person is at risk of passing a genetic condition to his or her descendants.
*If the doctor diagnoses what is causing low testosterone, it is best to get treatment.
*Hormone replacement therapy may be recommended to make up for low levels of testosterone.
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Dr. Gudmundur Björnsson is an icelandic physician, a specialist in medical rehabilitation, a certified independent medical examineer (CIME) and an MBA. He now runs his own company as a medical advisor mostly in insurance medicine. He has previously been a head of a rehabilitation clinic and president IMA. 
This medical bone density is not the true physical “density” of the bone, which would be computed as mass per volume. It is measured by a procedure called densitometry, often performed in the radiology or nuclear medicine departments of hospitals or clinics. The measurement is painless and non-invasive and involves low radiation exposure. -`;:
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