Spironolactone and Testicular Atrophy in Men: What Studies Show
Spironolactone can suppress the HPG axis and shrink testes; volume often recovers within 6-12 months after stopping. See thresholds and comparisons to other drugs.
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Spironolactone can suppress the HPG axis and shrink testes; volume often recovers within 6-12 months after stopping. See thresholds and comparisons to other drugs.
At 34, testicular shrinkage often points to low testosterone, varicocele, or steroid use. Learn the volume thresholds and tests that confirm the cause.
A clinical guide to testicular shrinkage (testicular atrophy), including the lab workup, common causes from hypogonadism to varicocele, and evidence-based treatment options.

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