Question 1

What’s the first step to getting started?

Accepted Answer

To get started, schedule your initial appointment for lab work and an exam. Once your doctor reviews your labs, medical history, and exam notes, and approves your plan, you’ll be ready to begin your journey to better health!

Question 2

Do you have HCG?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we do offer HCG. Human Chorionic Gonadatropin (HCG) is very important to take during a Testosterone program and especially in coming off. There was a reclassification of the product to a biologic drug so a lot of people were unable to get it as not many compounding pharmacies have the biologic license to compound it. Because of this we use brand name only which will be Pregnyl (HCG).

Question 3

How soon can you expect results from TRT?

Accepted Answer

You can expect to feel improvements in mood, energy, and libido within the first two weeks of starting TRT. Muscle strength and mass gains usually become noticeable after about four weeks. Staying consistent with your treatment plan and attending follow-ups ensures the best outcomes.

Question 4

What does TRT involve?

Accepted Answer

Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) is a treatment designed to restore optimal testosterone levels in individuals with deficiencies. It can improve mood, energy, libido, strength, body composition, sleep quality, and recovery.

Question 5

What are the common symptoms of low testosterone?

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Common symptoms include fatigue, decreased libido, erectile dysfunction, mood swings, reduced muscle mass, increased body fat, and diminished cognitive function.

Question 6

What causes low testosterone?

Accepted Answer

Low testosterone can be caused by aging, certain medical conditions, hormonal disorders, obesity, stress, or medication side effects.

Question 7

Can TRT increase muscle mass and strength?

Accepted Answer

TRT can lead to increased muscle mass and strength when combined with regular exercise and a proper diet.

Question 8

Can Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) cause infertility?

Accepted Answer

TRT may reduce sperm production and fertility. If preserving fertility is a concern, alternative treatments or strategies can be discussed with our healthcare providers to ensure the best approach for your needs.

Question 9

Can women do Testosterone?

Accepted Answer

TRT is primarily used to treat low testosterone in men. However, it may also be prescribed to women as well. Women usually do a bio identical testosterone cream daily. Women report having way more libido, strength, drive for life, recovery and it really tones them up. The idea is to replenish what you once had in your reproductive years, your prime.

Question 10

Is TRT a lifelong treatment?

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For most of our patients TRT is a lifestyle and taken year around without coming off. Studies show that optimal testosterone levels are healthier compared to lower levels.  If you do not abuse testosterone you can do it long term without cycling on and off and stay healthy as can be. However, the duration of therapy depends on individual needs, goals, and the underlying cause of low testosterone. Some men who may be younger , in their 30's or 40's may want to still have babies. In these cases we'll cycle on & off with them to preserve their natural sperm production.

Question 11

Can TRT help with depression?

Accepted Answer

TRT may help alleviate symptoms of depression in individuals with low testosterone. Testosterone has been shown in studies to improve mood, sense of well being, dopamine and Testosterone also lowers the stress hormone cortisol. Most patients report things don't bother them as much on TRT and they have a much better attitude and zest for life. However, it is crucial to consult a healthcare professional for a proper evaluation and treatment plan.

Question 12

How can you naturally boost testosterone levels without TRT?

Accepted Answer

You can naturally boost testosterone by staying active, eating a nutritious diet, managing stress effectively, and ensuring quality sleep. However, some individuals may still benefit from TRT for optimal results.

Question 13

Is TRT covered by insurance?

Accepted Answer

TRT is currently not covered by insurance as it’s considered an elective treatment. While insurance-covered TRT options may be available through primary care, many patients find our specialized services provide superior results and support.

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