Dr. Kenton Bruice MD

Men's Health

Low Testosterone (Low T) — Signs, Causes & Treatment in Denver

Low testosterone affects energy, mood, body composition, and sexual health in men of all ages. Dr. Bruice has treated testosterone deficiency since 1998.

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Common Signs & Symptoms

  • !Persistent fatigue despite adequate sleep
  • !Reduced libido or sexual dysfunction
  • !Loss of muscle mass or increased body fat
  • !Brain fog and difficulty concentrating
  • !Depressed mood or irritability
  • !Decreased motivation and drive
  • !Poor sleep quality
  • !Reduced bone density

What Causes This?

  • Natural age-related decline (~1% per year after 30)
  • Obesity — excess fat converts testosterone to estrogen
  • Chronic stress and elevated cortisol
  • Poor sleep quality
  • Medications including opioids and antidepressants

1 in 4

Men over 30 have low T

40%

Drop by age 70

Treatment Approaches

BHRT Pellet Therapy

Bioidentical testosterone pellets deliver steady, consistent levels for 3–6 months.

Testosterone Injections

Weekly or bi-weekly self-administered bioidentical testosterone.

Topical Testosterone

Daily creams or gels applied to skin.

Lifestyle Optimization

Sleep, resistance training, weight management, and stress reduction all support testosterone.

Frequently Asked Questions

What testosterone level is considered low?

Most labs flag below 300 ng/dL, but many men feel symptoms at 400–500 ng/dL. Dr. Bruice evaluates symptoms alongside labs.

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