Hormone Check | Männer-Hormon-Test: what are common causes?

The provided context does not address common causes of male hormonal imbalances. In general medical practice, frequent causes include age-related testosterone decline (andropause), chronic stress (elevated cortisol), obesity (adipose tissue converts testosterone to estrogen), poor sleep, certain medications (e.g., opioids, glucocorticoids), thyroid disorders, hypogonadism (primary or secondary), and lifestyle factors such as alcohol or drug use. A hormone test like the MyBody-X Men's Hormone Test can measure levels of testosterone, DHT, estradiol, LH, FSH, and SHBG, but interpretation requires a physician. Evidence for these causes is well-established (human observational, clinical practice), but no specific sources are present in the context. Caveat: A lab test alone cannot diagnose; hormonal fluctuations are often multifactorial and may require further clinical evaluation.