Frequently asked questions

You should consider starting Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) if you are experiencing symptoms of male hypogonadism or andropause, commonly referred to as low testosterone (Low T). TRT can help normalize your testosterone levels and boost your vitality.

• Fatigue and lack of energy

• Low libido or reduced sex drive

• Increased central body fat and weight gain

• Difficulty achieving or maintaining erections

• Sleep disturbances

• Decreased muscle mass and tone

Your healthcare provider will assess your test results and determine the appropriate dose to optimize your testosterone levels. Regular lab evaluations will help fine-tune your treatment plan for optimal therapeutic benefits.

When administered in the correct dosage and monitored by a qualified provider, TRT is considered safe.

• Most men experience few to no side effects.

• Serious issues are extremely rare but are closely monitored.

• Potential side effects may include:

  • Increased red blood cell count

  • Prostate issues (enlarged prostate may worsen symptoms)

  • Infertility (TRT can decrease sperm production)

  • Skin reactions (acne, oily skin, increased body hair, flushing)

  • Fluid retention (use caution with heart or kidney issues)

Because our treatments are personalized for each individual, your experience with TRT may include:

• Improved energy and motivation

• Weight loss and enhanced muscle gain

• Increased libido and sexual function

• Faster recovery and improved concentration

• Enhanced sleep quality

• Improved erectile function (for men)

Avoid TRT if you have:

• Breast cancer

• Prostate nodules

• Unexplained PSA (Prostate-Specific Antigen) elevation

• Hyperviscosity (thicker blood that may increase clot risk)

• Heart failure

Recommended dosing for testosterone cypionate and enanthate is 100-200mg per week, administered in one or two injections. The advantage of injections is the ability to adjust dosages as needed based on blood levels and patient requirements.

If you suspect low testosterone is affecting you, the first step is to undergo a blood test to assess your levels.

Testosterone optimization is most commonly achieved through injections, but other forms include topical creams, gels, pellets, and nasal sprays.

Administered via intramuscular injections, typically into the thigh, gluteus, or deltoid muscle, allowing gradual absorption into the bloodstream.