Do doctors agree that low testosterone and prostate symptoms are related?
Unfortunately, the medical community does not always agree on the relation of low testosterone and prostate symptoms. And there are sufficient clinical studies to support both sides in their views. Many physicians in the USA believe that testosterone is NOT good for BPH or prostate enlargement. And many European doctors and a growing number of U.S. doctors are now of the view that low testosterone and prostate symptoms are definitely related, in other words, healthy testosterone levels are necessary for prostate health in the aging male. Naturopathic doctors treating men suffering from symptoms of andropause (male menopause) may have recommendations for preventing or treating BPH. Natural treatments should be considered as an alternative to prescription drugs with their side effects for those who wish to alleviate symptoms of BPH. Natural alternatives for low testosterone and prostate symptoms include saw palmetto, zinc and natural progesterone supplementation. Saw palmetto and the act
