DHEA Deficiency

The levels of DHEA tend to gradually deteriorate with age. In addition, certain factors such as lifestyle, diet, emotional health, and stress levels can affect DHEA levels. It is a known fact that the level of this hormone start to decline after the age of 30, causing a wide array of negative health implications. Typical symptoms of DHEA deficiency (adrenal insufficiency) include:

• Allergies
• Decreased bone mineral density
• Decreased sex drive
• Depression
• Dry eyes, skin, and hair
• Elevated anxiety and stress levels
• Erectile dysfunction
• Extreme fatigue
• Heightened sound sensitivity
• Joint pain
• Loss of muscle mass
• Loss of pubic hair
• Low immunity
• Memory problems
• Mood swings
• Painful sexual intercourse
• Sleeping difficulties
• Weight gain/Obesity

If you are experiencing one or more of these symptoms, consult immediately with a qualified hormone replacement therapy doctor to assess your DHEA levels and come up with an appropriate medical management that is tailored to your needs.