Testosterone and anger

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I am concerned about my brother who has been diagnosed with Low testosterone and to cut a long story short I was hoping I could get some help with this and understand this as I am very concerned and worried for him... He is taking steroids and I worry that this is not good for him??? and what this will do in the long run... He has gotten himself into trouble with the law and I believe this is due to his mental state. I feel that I am not able to help in anyway due to not really understanding.

” After arguing and crying with him for a year, he finally said he would go to the doctor and the results were low testosterone. I felt so relieved to know the explanation and happily thinking that we can go forward and work on this together. Since then he has tried gels and different types of pills but nothing seems to help. Im now 40 and he is 51 and he seems content with not having a sex drive, desire and not wanting sex.

I am a 44 year old male who has literally suffered the last 2 years with very low thyroid and testosterone. My testosterone level is 215 , 230 and the highest it has been was 245. I never thought that my symptoms of absolute fatigue could be from low t. I also have no sex drive despite being mentally. Engaged in thinking about it like a normal guy. My ears ring as well. I had some androgel prescribed to me about 5 months ago and just started taking it about 5 days ago.

I feel like i don't have good level of energy at work, little to no aggressiveness or anger, big lack of libido and/ or sexual desires ; the biggest reason yet, I just met the type of girl I've always known I wanted. any feed back will be very appreciated, and one more thing i am 21 yrs old.

The typical male testosterone level is between 250ng/dl to 850 ng/dl. In a 45 year old man normal testosterone levels are around 600 ng/dl. Discuss with your doctor regarding the symptoms you have and ask for a hormone replacement therapy. Best.

When I met my husband 11 years ago he had been diagnosed with hypogonadism. He had all the classic symptoms including sexual issues and enlarged breasts. He has been treated by different things over the course of our marriage. The finally found a drug that reduced the size of the tumor creating prolactin. Now after 10+ years he has been declared "normal" in his testosterone level. He was told it is now 240. this is the highest it has ever been in his life.

It could also be that you're just young, passionate and emotional--which can lead to feeling frustrated, confused and angry. It's great that you give yourself healthy outlets for your anger and it's always good to look for more. Try yoga (it cured my road rage, lol), eat right (I cut out my late-night snacks and I wake up feeling refreshed instead of mad) and keep good people around you!

Some think that lower testosterone levels would likely imply fewer problems with anger, but this isn't necessarily so. With men, some investigations have found lower testosterone levels to be asociated with depression and problems with anger. It also may well be that your son displays a mood disorder alongside the Kleinfelter's. Whatever the case, behavior management alone will not be sufficient to address your son's problem.

Then later when you say do you realize what you said he says What did I say and then blames it on everyone else. He has low testosterone they are trying to get him on hormone thearapy he is a type 2 diabetic and has ADHD but can't get anyone to retest him in this state to get on the right meds. All anyone wants to do is put him on depression meds and it makes him even MORE nasty. He is disabled and takes hydrocodone like it is candy..

Wellbutrin can cause anger issues in some people.Do you think the anger maybe a side effect of your drug?.

I received a series of 2 testosterone shots from my hormone doctor in December. He said this was to help stimulate my body in to making its own since my own levels were very low. I had a very bad reaction including all the traditional overdose symptoms: Scalp Hair Loss, Extreme Facial Hair Growth, Severe Acne in Oil Production, Loss of Period, Enlarged Clitoris, Anger/Temper Change, and Change of Voice (Scratchy and unable to produce certain sounds any longer).

4year ago, at age 41, started w/terrible anger issues, thought it was just pent up anger aftger 20 years of marriage but the anger spread to everyone around me, not just angry, I was in a complete rage most all the time, then came physical symptoms of perimenopause, forgetfulness, hot flashes, nite sweats, bladder leakage, weight gain, insomnia, Really, thought I was losing my mind! periods were unpredictable, one monthy heavy, next month barely could be considered a period.

Also my sex drive and impotence has not improved. Is the anger because my testosterone is too high or is it possible it's still too low? My doctor has tried a few things. I started on 5 g of androgel. Than after reporting anger, he switched me to injections twice a month and he also put me on wellbutrin for depression, who wouldn't be depressed if you couldn't perform sexually at 39?

appointment because he thinks something is wrong with him. Things that use to roll off his back makes him snap and the anger makes him out of control. He will break out in hives even when he is not upset. I know he is under the same pressure as any college student but this is totally freaking him out. He has a pretty tough case of acne but not on meds for it. He is very outgoing and in ROTC and loves it and the people he lives with.

Subject: Testosterone Treatment of Intermittent Explosive Disorder Forum: The Mental Health Forum I have been treated in about every way imaginable for intermitent explosive disorder, bi-polar, depression, and anger. Neurontin seem to work the best after everything from Lithium to Zoloft seemed to build tolerance or resistence. I have been trying to follow the use of testoterone therapy out of some clinical trials at UCLA, and would be very interested in participating in one of these.

I have been treated in about every way imaginable for intermitent explosive disorder, bi-polar, depression, and anger. Neurontin seem to work the best after everything from Lithium to Zoloft seemed to build tolerance or resistence. I have been trying to follow the use of testoterone therapy out of some clinical trials at UCLA, and would be very interested in participating in one of these. Trying to find someone in Omaha, NE is proving to be very difficult.

I saw the urologist who performed my surgery when I was 10 and he tried to convince me it was psychological and in my head, which angered me. After 9 months I am positive they have shrunk. I have also noticed that the PC muscle underneath has shrunk as well and seems to have weakened. It used to protrude a good amount and always felt fairly firm, even without erection. Now it feels tender and not smooth, maybe even torn. It has receded and that area just has a lot of loose skin now.

Make sure the testosterone test is done early in the morning, before breakfast. You need an evaluation by an endochronologist. The transdermal patches are quite expensive, not always covered by insurance, and once you start them your natural ability to produce the hormone decreases and may completely atrophy. Thus you will be on the patches indefinitely.

Erectile dysfunction can occur in all men at one time or the other. It is more common with advancing age. Emotional problems like anger, depression, stress, anxiety could be the causes. But you mentioned that you are experiencing weakness, this could inturn cause ED.

I was told that his testosterone level as a 16 year old teenager should be high and that as he got older it would begin to decrease. This is the opposite of what you said. I'm not sure now who is correct here. Have you had any dealings with this sort of thing?

2 doesn't give a range Testosterone result 27, no range TSH, 3rd Generation 4.19 range 0.50-4.30 He is now having Depression, Anxiety, Sleep problems, grades going down in school, wanting to be alone, and generally not happy, having anger attacks. These issues might not pertain to this but I wanted to include all of his symptoms. He does often complain of back pain. He has had x-rays to check on the back pain. He does have an appt. with an Endo in Nov.

Oh also I would like to say that i was on testosterone booster while this all started...testosterone booster can enlarge the prostate which can back up the urinary tract...causing urine to sit there and maybe lead to a UTI???? Could this be the case? because both times I have gotten these symptoms, I was on testosterone booster. Could be the culpret. Also since I have stopped masturbating, I feel as if Im backed up...when i get aroused i have a clear substance come out of my penis...

I am sure that my husband has symptoms of low testosterone--irritability, anger, depression, anxiety, weight gain in the belly and chest. I don't know what to do or who to see to try and get him some help. I wish the doctor would look at him as a person and at his symptoms instead of the ink numbers on the lab report---which were getting pretty low. Should he have all of his hormones tested instead of just testosterone and SHBG?

Best of luck girl, Expressing Anger The instinctive, natural way to express anger is to respond aggressively. Anger is a natural, adaptive response to threats; it inspires powerful, often aggressive, feelings and behaviors, which allow us to fight and to defend ourselves when we are attacked. A certain amount of anger, therefore, is necessary to our survival.

So what your having could be a list of things, anxiety, stress, alcohol, overweight, to little sleep, high cholestrol, diabetes, any meds your on, your genral health, low libido, low testosterone, self image and even anger.

Its not just the anger but hes bossy, rude, calls everyone names and even tells us he doesnt want to live with us. He has been getting worse as time goes on, its to the point were no one wants anythig to do with him, he makes every family event miserable and no one wants to be around him. He cannot control himself?He is a completely different child! I want my old happy little boy back! We are at our end and dont know what to do. I dont even know if I should take him to a doctor? Please Advise!

I researched your med in several places & anger/aggression/ temperment/violance are not anywhere in the side affects. Only thing I found was depression/acne/rash/hives/enlarged breasts on men taking this. Headches occured if alcohol was consumed. You may have had a placebo effect & this med led you to believe each night would be perfect? If you want to save your marriage, don't use it again & ask wife if she would consider counselling together. A little slap doesn't get you arrested.

My partner was diagnosed having low testosterone last year. He has been having low sex drive and problems with erection for some time now. He was prescribed testosterone cream application which he has been regularly using ..now his blood testosterone is back to the normal range but he still continues to face the same issues. Lately, he has also experienced noticeable reduction in the frequency of "sexual" dreams and morning erections. We are currently in couples therapy too....

The last several years my adrenal glands got worn out and this lead to a lot of problems. I have hypothyroidism, low testosterone, and have just recently got off of the hydrocortisone(thank god). I still have thyroid problems and low testosterone that I manage with a pill and injections weekly. Now, as for my problem.. I am more attracted to my fiance than any girl ever. Physically she's perfect to me and I love her very much, but the problem is I am impotent.

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