If you’re a man who feels a little mentally fuzzy, it would be easy to assume that you just need a cup of coffee or a better night’s sleep. What might not occur to you is that your hormones have dipped, which is why you’re not at the top of your mental game. We’ll look at the potential link between low testosterone and mental fog and how you might be able to correct it.
Brain Function and Testosterone
There have been some studies to suggest that brain function and testosterone do go hand-in-hand. The lower the testosterone levels, the more likely you’ll have trouble focusing. This could mean forgetting a word, losing time, or being distracted by nearly everything. We live in a distraction-heavy world, but you might consider getting tested if you’ve noticed bigger changes that can’t be explained by other factors (e.g., stress, etc.). It’s important to pay attention to these symptoms, as it’s the best way to keep them from getting worse.
How Does Testosterone Impact the Brain?
Testosterone catalyzes your other brain cells to create certain chemicals, including dopamine. The link between dopamine and memory has been long-established, so it could be a simple case of a ripple effect if your testosterone is low. At Auxo Clinic, our team works with patients who want to improve their overall wellness, and we’ve seen how improving testosterone levels can positively impact a patient’s mental well-being.
Consult a Professional About Low Testosterone Today
The right professional can tell you more about how testosterone affects the body, though it is worth noting that there has been no conclusive proof that hormone therapy is the key to reducing your brain fog. However, there has been a link between low testosterone and an array of other health issues, so it’s important to get tested either way. Contact Auxo Clinic by calling one of our four locations in Los Angeles (323-677-2013), Bakersfield (661-443-3375), San Diego (619-932-4461), and Orange (714-667-1000), CA, our team is here to give you the answers. Or you can fill out our contact form to request an appointment. Either way, we’d be happy to help.
