Topical testosterone most commonly causes skin problems like itching or rash. In those with female anatomy, specifically, it can cause unwanted hair growth, acne, or birth defects in pregnant people.

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This article was reviewed by Lynn Marie Morski, MD, JD. Key Takeaways: Ozempic may help improve testosterone levels in people ...

Researcher points to ‘medicalisation of masculinity’ after investigating how men’s health is being monetised online ...

Axiron, an underarm gel that rolls on like deodorant, is one drug used by men struggling with symptoms of growing older associated with low testosterone such as poor sex drive, weight gain and fatigue ...

What used to be a niche treatment for men with legitimate medical conditions has morphed into "youth and vigor" as a ...

Testosterone propionate was once a common treatment for men with low testosterone. It’s a synthetic version of the naturally occurring hormone. This solution and other drugs that mimic testosterone ...

If you’re taking finasteride — or the brand name versions Propecia or Proscar — you’re probably checking your hairline for changes. But there might be something else you’re worried about changing: ...

Starting around age 40, many men notice the first physical changes that may be related to their hormone levels: Energy wanes ...