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Testosterone Replacement Therapy

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What is Testosterone?

Testosterone is a hormone primarily produced in the testes in men and in smaller amounts in the ovaries and adrenal glands in women. It plays a crucial role in developing male secondary sexual characteristics, such as muscle mass, deepening of the voice, and facial hair. It also contributes to maintaining muscle strength, bone density, red blood cell production, and sexual drive.

Testosterone levels decrease by about 1-2% per year after the age of 30. By the time a man reaches his 70s or 80s, his testosterone levels may be only 50% of their peak levels.

Signs of Low Testosterone in Men

1

Decreased sexual interest and performance

Decrease sexual drive or difficulty achieving or maintaining an erection
2

Fatigue

Feeling unusually tired, even after a full night’s rest
3

Reduced Muscle Mass and Strength

Testosterone plays a role in muscle growth, so low levels can lead to a decrease in muscle mass effecting your strength
4

Increased Body Fat

Some men might notice an increase in body fat, particularly around the belly
5

Changes in Mood

Low testosterone can cause mood swings, irritability, and even anxiety and depression
6

Difficulty Concentrating

Mental fog and a struggle to concentrate or focus
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Benefits of Men’s Testosterone Replacement Therapy

Testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) offers numerous benefits for men with low testosterone levels. It can significantly enhance their quality of life by improving libido, erectile function, and mood. Men on TRT often experience increased energy levels, better muscle mass, and reduced body fat. Additionally, TRT can improve bone density, reducing the risk of fractures and osteoporosis, while also potentially benefiting heart health. Cognitive function and overall sense of well-being are often reported to improve with therapy, making TRT a valuable option for men experiencing the effects of low testosterone.

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Improved Libido and Erectile Function

Increased sexual drive and improves the ability to achieve and maintain erections.

Increased Energy Levels and Mood

Men often feel more energetic and less fatigued with improvement in anxiety and depression

Increased Muscle Mass and Reduced Body Fat

Testosterone helps build muscle, so TRT can contribute to muscle gain, better physical performance, and decreased body fat (particularly around the abdomen)

Better Cognitive Function

Better concentration, memory, and cognitive performance

Statistics

Men over 60 with low testosterone

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20-30%

Improvement in Libido & Erectile Function

Approximately 54% of men treated for low testosterone report an improvement in libido and erectile function improves for about 40% of men undergoing TRT

54%

Improvement in Muscle Strength and Bone Density

Muscle mass typically increases by about 10% to 15%. Bone mineral density can improve by about 8-12% as a result of TRT, especially in the lumbar spine and hip areas.

10-15%

Improvement in Cognitive Function

Around 15-30% of men report improvements in mood and cognitive function, including symptoms of depression and subjective memory improvements

15-30%

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3 Steps in Testosterone Replacement Therapy

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Consultation & Labs

Our FREE consultation includes reviewing your medical history and symptoms.  The benefits and risks of TRT are explained and education is provided on Testosterone administration and the expectations in maintaining provider follow up.
Lab tests will be ordered (with results typically taking a few days to return) and will be reviewed along with provider recommendations to determine if Testosterone Replacement Therapy is appropriate for you.

Testosterone Self Administration

A once weekly Intramuscular (IM) self administration of Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) involves injecting testosterone directly into a muscle, usually the gluteus (buttocks), deltoid (shoulder), or thigh (quadriceps) muscle as directed by the provider.

 

Follow Up

Follow-up care for Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) involves regular monitoring to ensure the treatment is effective and safe. Typically, patients have scheduled follow up appointments more often when initiating therapy and include blood testing to monitor for optimization of testosterone levels and potential side effects. Adjustments to dosage or delivery methods might be made based on lab results and patient symptoms. Patients are also encouraged to report any changes in symptoms or side effects between visits to ensure optimal management of their therapy. The frequency of follow-up visits may decrease to twice a year once your symptoms stabilize and testosterone levels are consistently within the target. Regular follow-up helps maintain the benefits of TRT while minimizing risks.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is a candidate for testosterone therapy?

Typically, men with significantly low levels of testosterone (hypogonadism), confirmed by a blood test and accompanied by symptoms such as fatigue, low libido, or muscle loss, may be considered candidates for testosterone therapy

How is it determined if I have low Testosterone levels?

To assess testosterone levels, a simple blood test will be ordered with results available typically within a few days. In collaboration with symptom assessment, if your total or free testosterone levels are low or outside the normal range, you might be considered for treatment. The decision to initiate testosterone therapy is made on a case-by-case basis, involving thorough discussion and evaluation during our consultation.

I'm healthy, shouldn't my body create enough Testosterone?

Testosterone levels decrease by about 1-2% per year after the age of 30. By the time a man reaches his 70s or 80s, his testosterone levels may be only 50% of their peak levels. The rate of decline can vary significantly among individuals based on genetics, lifestyle, and overall health

How is testosterone therapy administered?

Testosterone therapy is administered in various forms, including injections, patches, gels, creams, and subcutaneous pellets. At our clinic, we specifically offer intramuscular (IM) injections as a method of testosterone supplementation
Intramuscular injections involve delivering testosterone directly into a muscle, usually the gluteus (buttocks) or deltoid (shoulder). This method allows the hormone to be absorbed gradually into the bloodstream

How does the process of Testosterone Replacement therapy work for a typical patient?

Testosterone therapy is administered in various forms, including injections, patches, gels, creams, and subcutaneous pellets. At our clinic, we specifically offer intramuscular (IM) injections as a method of testosterone supplementation
Intramuscular injections involve delivering testosterone directly into a muscle, usually the gluteus (buttocks) or deltoid (shoulder). This method allows the hormone to be absorbed gradually into the bloodstream

What are the potential benefits of testosterone therapy?

Potential benefits may include increased libido, improved mood, increased muscle mass and strength, enhanced energy levels, and improved cognitive function.

Are there risks or side effects associated with testosterone therapy?

Yes, potential risks and side effects can include acne, sleep apnea, increased red blood cell count, enlarged breasts, decreased sperm count, and an elevated risk of heart disease or prostate issues.

How long does it take to see results from testosterone therapy?

Some benefits, like improved mood and energy, can be experienced within a few weeks, while other benefits, such as increased muscle mass or libido, may take several months to become noticeable

How is the dosage of testosterone therapy determined?

Dosage is tailored to each individual based on blood tests, symptom severity, and response to treatment. It’s important to have regular follow-up appointments to monitor and adjust the dosage if necessary.

Will testosterone therapy affect fertility?

Yes, testosterone therapy can potentially reduce sperm production and affect fertility. Men interested in fathering children should discuss this concern with their physician before starting therapy.

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