Yes, for most people. 90% of 78 people who reported on Testosterone for libido say it improved. 4% noticed no change and 6% say it got worse. That is about the typical result for libido (88% across 33 options).
Ranked #7 of 33 for libido.
“my proneness to rage and feelings of "righteous indignancy" (think *"how dare you!"* or anything pertaining to vengeful/personalizing thinking about social slights) have increased.”
“When on T, I noticed there's a time period when you start you may notice mood changes and acne... once leveled out... benefits of more energy, sex drive, and all around well being.”
“testosterone replacement therapy (~12 months)...it made such a difference in other factors in my life - weight loss, libido, etc.”
“Mood, energy, mental clarity, libido — everything is rapidly moving into what we consider optimal territory for us.”
Conclusion: The guidelines also provide recommendations regarding identification of patients, dosing, monitoring, and follow-up. This Practice Pearl will discuss evidence-based testosterone therapy for management of HSDD in postmenopausal women.
Conclusion: Despite historical beliefs that TTh increases the risk of CV disease, thromboembolic events, BPH, and PCa, recent evidence suggests that TTh conveys less risk than previously perceived. While caution should continue to be exercised, evidence suggests that TTh is a reasonable treatment option in many hypogonadal men who were previously excluded from TTh based on risk factors and prior health histories. Twitchell DK, Pastuszak AW, Khera M. Controversies in Testosterone Therapy. Sex Med Rev 2021;9:149-159.
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