
Low Testosterone in Women: What Every Woman in Her 30s Should Know
Women in Their 30s: Don’t Ignore the Signs of Low Testosterone
Testosterone isn’t just a “men’s hormone.” Women need it too—and in your early to mid-thirties, a decline in testosterone can seriously impact your health and quality of life.
If you’re a woman in that age range and you're noticing symptoms like:
Constant fatigue
Brain fog or trouble focusing
Difficulty building or maintaining muscle
Increased body fat despite eating well and exercising
Lower sex drive
Trouble sleeping
…it might not be “just stress” or “getting older.” You could be dealing with low testosterone.

Yes, Women Produce Testosterone—And It Matters
Many people don’t realize it, but women naturally produce testosterone. While the levels are lower than in men, they’re just as important. Testosterone helps regulate energy, metabolism, mood, muscle tone, and libido. When it drops, everything from your sleep to your mental clarity can take a hit.
At our practice, we see this all the time—about half of the women in their 30s who come to us are struggling with low testosterone, even though they’re eating well and staying active. The symptoms are real, and they’re not “just part of life.”
Don’t Settle for “It’s Just Your Age”
Unfortunately, many women are told their symptoms are normal or that they just need to deal with it. That’s not okay. If you’re not feeling like yourself, it’s time to find a healthcare provider who will actually listen and investigate what’s going on—starting with comprehensive hormone testing, including testosterone levels.
You Deserve to Feel Your Best

Your health, energy, and vitality matter. If something feels off, trust your instincts. You don’t have to accept fatigue, brain fog, or low libido as your new normal.
At Ascent Elite Health, we specialize in identifying and treating hormonal imbalances like low testosterone with an in-depth, functional medicine approach. Don’t stay silent. Speak up, get tested, and get the support you need.
Have questions? Want to talk with someone who takes your concerns seriously? Call us at (304) 382-2080.
We’re here to help you feel like you again.