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Post-Age Thirty Androgen Profile

Meaning

The Post-Age Thirty Androgen Profile describes the typical and well-documented pattern of gradual, age-related decline in circulating androgen hormones, primarily testosterone and dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA), that is physiologically observed in both men and women after approximately the third decade of life. This slow, steady shift results in a measurable decrease in both total and, more importantly, bioactive free testosterone, which contributes to common age-related symptoms like reduced energy, changes in body composition, and diminished libido. Clinical assessment of this specific profile is fundamental for identifying subtle, age-related hormone deficiencies that require intervention.