You’ve been tired for months. Not just regular tired — a bone-deep exhaustion that sleep doesn’t fix. You’ve lost interest in things that used to matter. Your temper is shorter. Sex doesn’t cross your mind. Your doctor puts you on an antidepressant, but six weeks later you feel roughly the same.
What if the problem isn’t your mood? What if it’s your hormones?
The overlap between low testosterone and clinical depression is one of the most underdiagnosed issues in men’s healthcare. Research shows the two conditions share symptoms, reinforce each other, and are frequently mistaken for one another — leaving men on medication that treats the wrong thing.