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Low Testosterone (Male Sex Hormone) Associated With Higher COVID-19 Risk

Low Testosterone (Male Sex Hormone) Associated With Higher COVID-19 Risk
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Men with low testosterone more likely to die from Covid-19

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Men with symptomatic Covid-19, who were found to have low testosterone following admittance to hospital, were more likely to become severely ill and die from the disease, new research has shown.
The study, carried out in Milan during the first wave of coronavirus in 2020, found that the lower the levels of testosterone, the higher the likelihood that male patients would need intensive care, be intubated on a ventilator and remain in hospital over a longer period. Their likelihood of dying increased six-fold.
The findings are being presented at the European Association of Urology congress, EAU21, which runs this week from July 8-12. ....

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