For men with liver disease and low testosterone, giving them testosterone shots or pills can raise their blood’s hemoglobin levels by about 10 points over a year, which might help fix their anemia.

For men with liver disease and low testosterone, giving them testosterone shots or pills for a year can slightly lower their blood sugar levels, as shown by a small drop in a common blood test called HbA1c.

For men with low testosterone, giving them testosterone therapy can help fix their low red blood cell count and make them less anemic, without raising their risk of heart problems.

For men with liver disease and low testosterone, taking testosterone therapy for a year can help them gain about 1.7 kg more muscle in their arms and legs compared to not taking it.

For men with liver disease and low testosterone, taking testosterone therapy for a year helps them gain muscle and lose fat, making their body composition healthier.

Giving testosterone to men with liver disease and low testosterone levels might help strengthen their bones a little bit over a year, making them less likely to break.