High Rates of Depression and Depressive Symptoms among Men Referred for Borderline Testosterone Levels.

Introduction: Men referred for borderline testosterone levels represent an increasingly common clinical scenario, yet there is little literature on this population.

Aim: We hypothesized that men referred for borderline testosterone levels would have higher rates of depression and depressive symptoms than the general population.

Methods: Subjects included 200 adult men (mean age of 48 years old) referred for borderline total testosterone levels between 200 and 350 ng/dL (6.