Men's hormonal health
Evaluation of hormonal and endocrine problems affecting men, from low testosterone to pituitary causes.
Hyderabad, with weekly clinics in Shadnagar and Mahabubnagar
Hormonal symptoms need the right context
Low energy, reduced sexual function or changes in body composition have many possible causes. Endocrine evaluation establishes whether a hormone disorder is actually present, with the right tests, before treatment is considered.
What Dr. Santosha treats
Selected endocrine and hormonal concerns in men.
Low testosterone
Assessing suspected testosterone deficiency with appropriate testing.
Male hypogonadism
Disorders of testicular hormone production or its control.
Hormonal causes of sexual symptoms
When an endocrine cause may contribute to sexual or reproductive symptoms.
Pituitary causes of low testosterone
Low testosterone related to the pituitary or hypothalamus.
Gynecomastia
Endocrine assessment of male breast enlargement.
Metabolic and hormonal health
Hormonal concerns together with obesity, diabetes or metabolic disorders.
Abnormal hormone tests
Interpreting testosterone and related results in context.
Other endocrine disorders in men
Thyroid, adrenal, pituitary, calcium and other conditions.
Signs it's time to see a specialist
Consider a consultation when symptoms suggest a hormonal cause or tests are persistently abnormal.
Low energy with other symptoms
Fatigue with reduced libido, sexual symptoms or other hormonal features.
Reduced libido
Persistently low sexual desire where a hormonal cause is suspected.
Erectile or sexual concerns
Hormonal and metabolic contributors may need evaluation.
An abnormal testosterone result
A low or abnormal result that needs proper interpretation.
Breast enlargement
Gynecomastia that is persistent or unexplained.
Several metabolic concerns
Hormonal symptoms alongside obesity, diabetes or another endocrine disorder.
Why see an endocrinologist for men's hormonal problems?
Men's hormonal health involves reproductive, pituitary, thyroid and metabolic systems working together.
An endocrinologist works out whether symptoms come from a genuine hormone abnormality or another medical cause.
Testing and treatment decisions follow your symptoms, proper lab assessment and the underlying cause.
Written and medically reviewed by Dr. Santosha Mantha, MD, DrNB Endocrinology (Adult & Pediatric). Last reviewed October 2026.
Related conditions
Pituitary & adrenal disorders
Hormone excess or deficiency, cortisol problems and incidental pituitary or adrenal findings.
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Medical weight management, insulin resistance, difficult weight loss and metabolic risk.
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Type 1 and type 2 diabetes, high HbA1c, low sugars, glucose swings and remission assessment.
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Read before your visit
Short, plain-language guides on men's hormonal health, written by Dr. Santosha Mantha.
Concerned about a possible hormonal problem?
Contact the clinic to discuss your concern and enquire about an appointment.