Testosterone level 睪丸酮

Total Testosterone AGE
MALE

FEMALE

7 months to 9 years
Less than 30 ng/dL

Less than 30 ng/dL
10 to 13 years
Less than 300 ng/dL
Less than 40 ng/dL
14 to 15 years
170 to 540 ng/dL
Less than 60 ng/dL
16 to 19 years
250 to 910 ng/dL
Less than 70 ng/dL
20 years and older
280 to 1080 ng/dL
Less than 70 ng/dL


In general, older men have lower testosterone levels than do younger men. After age 40,testosterone levels in the blood begin to decline gradually — at a rate of about 1 percent a year. While there's a steep drop between the ages of 45 and 50, reduction in testosterone levels are rarely significant enough to be noticeable in men younger than 60. But testosterone levels vary greatly among men — and some men maintain normal testosterone levels into old age. Other men who have low testosterone levels don't have bothersome signs or symptoms.
Lower than normal testosterone levels do not cause serious symptoms except reduced sexual desire and possibly infertility.
Treatment of low testosterone due to aging with testosterone replacement therapy(TRT) is controversial. The benefits of TRT are not clear, and it may increase the risk of prostate cancer.

Your testosterone level is not abnormally low, so you may not benefit much from TRT.