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- Testosterone deficiency (TD)
- Testosterone
  - Testosterone
  - What is testosterone?
  - Role of testosterone in the body
- Testosterone deficiency (TD)
  - Testosterone deficiency (TD)
  - What is TD?
  - What are the signs and symptoms?
  - Causes
  - Risk factors for testosterone deficiency (TD)
  - Naturally increase your testosterone levels
- Your diagnosis
  - Your diagnosis
  - Overview
  - How testosterone deficiency (TD) is diagnosed
- Living with TD
- Maintaining a healthy lifestyle
  - Maintaining a healthy lifestyle
  - Healthy eating
  - Keeping active
  - Managing weight loss or gain
- Changes to appearance and body image
  - Changes to appearance and body image
  - Overview
  - Maintaining a positive body image
- Relationships and sex
  - Relationships and sex
  - Impact on relationships
  - You and your partner
  - Impact on sex
- Talking about testosterone deficiency (TD)
  - Talking about testosterone deficiency (TD)
  - Why talk about TD?
  - Talking to your partner
- Emotions, behaviour and mental health
  - Emotions, behaviour and mental health
  - Overview
- Testogel^® (testosterone)
- What is Testogel^® 16.2 mg/g gel?
  - What is Testogel^® 16.2 mg/g gel?
  - Overview
  - How does Testogel^® 16.2 mg/g gel work?
  - What to expect from your treatment
- What is Testogel^® 40.5 mg, transdermal gel in sachet?
  - What is Testogel^® 40.5 mg, transdermal gel in sachet?
  - Overview
  - How to apply
  - Precautions
- Applying Testogel^® 16.2 mg/g gel
  - Applying Testogel^® 16.2 mg/g gel
  - Setting up your pump
  - How to apply
  - Precautions
- Duration of treatment
  - Duration of treatment
  - How long do I need to use testosterone therapy for?
  - When to expect improvement
- Monitoring your treatment
  - Monitoring your treatment
  - Monitoring your treatment
FAQ
- Resources
- Resources
  - Resources
  - Resources
  - T Track app
  - Tips for talking to your doctor
  - BMI calculator
  - Waist-to-height calculator
  - Review your symptoms
  - Support sites

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Testosterone deficiency (TD)

Testosterone deficiency (TD)

Testosterone

Understand what testosterone is, its role within your body and the levels required to remain healthy.

Testosterone deficiency (TD)

Understand TD, its signs and symptoms, causes and risks, and get advice on how to increase your testosterone levels naturally.

Your diagnosis

Understand how TD is diagnosed and what your diagnosis means.

Track your progress using the T Track app

Manage your testosterone deficiency, track your symptoms and find out important information about Testogel^® all in the app

Download the app on iOS or Android.

Download the T Track App

Find out about the T Track app

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Reporting of side effects

If you get any side effects, talk to your doctor, pharmacist or nurse. This includes any possible side effects not listed in the package leaflet. You can also report side effects directly via the Yellow Card Scheme at: www.mhra.gov.uk/yellowcard or search for MHRA Yellow Card in the Google Play or Apple App Store. By reporting side effects you can help provide more information on the safety of this medicine.