Testosterone/CRP Ratio

• Low testosterone and high inflammation often coexist and worsen each other
• This ratio helps assess this relationship
• Low ratio indicates hormonal deficiency combined with inflammation, which is associated with increased disease risk and poor outcomes

Testosterone / CRP

• The Testosterone to CRP ratio combines hormonal status with inflammatory markers, providing insight into the relationship between androgen levels and systemic inflammation

• Low ratio: Fatigue, decreased muscle mass, increased body fat, low libido, poor recovery, frequent illness

• Low ratio: Chronic inflammation causing testosterone suppression, or low testosterone contributing to inflammatory state
• Obesity, chronic disease, and aging affect both components