00:00testosterone is the primary male sex
00:11hormone the pituitary gland located at
00:14the base of the brain functions as a
00:16master control center for various
00:19hormones including those regulating
00:28production in males the testes are the
00:31primary organ responsible for producing
00:35testosterone testosterone plays multiple
00:37important roles in the male body it
00:40promotes muscle growth and
00:43strength and contributes to Bone mineral
00:47density impacting overall physical
00:51maintenance this hormone also plays a
00:56production and regulating libido in man
00:59influenc ing desire and sexual
01:02behavior testosterone levels peak in the
01:09teens around 17 to 19 years
01:12old during the development of
01:15reproductive organs like testes and the
01:19prostate as well as secondary sex
01:22characteristics like facial and body
01:28voice an increased muscle and bone mass
01:34puberty these levels generally stay high
01:37for the next couple of
01:41decades from age 40 onwards testosterone
01:45levels naturally begin a slow and
01:46gradual decline dropping by 1 to 3% per
01:52thereafter low testosterone levels can
01:54affect sex drive mood and changes in
01:58muscle and fat as a man
02:03ages after age 45 semen volume gradually
02:08decreases seminal vesicles and the
02:10prostate gland contribute significantly
02:13to the volume of semen with age the
02:16function of these glands can decline
02:18leading to a decrease in the amount of
02:20fluid they contribute to the
02:24ejaculate the penis may become less
02:27sensitive to touch as one gets older
02:30this decreased sensitivity may require
02:32more stimulation to achieve an
02:36erection erectile dysfunction or Ed can
02:40visit every man at some point in his
02:43life it is a type of penile disorder
02:46that affects a man's ability to get and
02:48maintain an erection long enough for
02:53intercourse many physical and emotional
02:56factors can cause erectile dysfunction
02:58in males with aging being one of them by
03:01the time a man is in his 40s he has
03:04about a 40% chance of having some form
03:06of Ed and this prevalence increases
03:09about 10% per decade
03:14thereafter testosterone plays a role in
03:17maintaining muscle strength and
03:19function decreased testosterone levels
03:22associated with aging can contribute to
03:24the weakening of the pelvic floor
03:26muscles and can lead to urinary
03:30the inability to control the bladder
03:33resulting in leaks or
03:36dribbling sperm morphology is also
03:38affected by aging and the percentage of
03:41sperm with normal morphology begins to
03:44decrease after age 40 which affects
03:48fertility testicular tissue Mass
03:50decreases with age impacting sperm
03:56production after the 50s these changes
04:01pronounced testosterone decline
04:03continues and issues like erectile
04:05dysfunction may become more frequent
04:07while sperm production continues to
04:12decrease at age 70 and Beyond changes in
04:15testicular size and function often
04:19apparent the mean testicular volume in
04:21men over 75 years have been reported to
04:24be 31% less than in men between 18 and
04:2840 years of age and sexual function
04:37affected the timeline and extent of
04:40these changes can vary significantly
04:45genetics lifestyle factors and overall
04:49health greatly influence the rate of age
04:55decline some men maintain relatively
04:57good Sexual Health well into their later
05:00years healthy lifestyle choices like
05:02exercise a balanced diet and Stress
05:05Management can help improve testosterone
05:07levels naturally and promote overall
05:11men testosterone replacement therapy or
05:15trt is suitable for older men to improve
05:18symptoms of low testosterone levels like
05:20decreased libido erectile dysfunction
05:25fatigue in some cases trt may increase
05:29muscle mass mass and bone
05:32density potentially benefiting
05:34individuals with age related muscle loss
05:38however it's essential to consult a
05:40doctor due to potential risks and side