Testosterone is an essential hormone for men's health and vitality. Over time, men's bodies produce less testosterone, leading to a condition called hypogonadism or Low T. The symptoms can greatly reduce quality of life if left untreated.
Common signs and symptoms of Low T:
Low testosterone affects at least 2-6 million men in the United States. Thankfully it is treatable through testosterone replacement therapy (TRT).
TRT can provide transformative results, including:
TRT delivers supplemental testosterone via:
The goal is to restore testosterone levels to an optimal range, which can take 3-6 months. Men are closely monitored to hone in on ideal dosage over time.
When administered properly, TRT is very safe and effective. However it does require an experienced medical professional to guide treatment.
The Hormone Harmony Clinic specializes in advanced testosterone restoration programs personalized to each patient's needs and goals.
Our clinic provides:
We are located right in , allowing convenient access for initial and follow up appointments during treatment.
Our physicians stay current on the latest medical research to use the most effective TRT methods. We customize programs to each patient for optimal safety, efficiency, and results.
Patients have questions and need guidance during treatment. We take time to explain options clearly, set expectations, and provide exceptional ongoing support.
Testosterone treatment is increasingly prescribed not just for sexual dysfunction but also to counteract natural age-related testosterone decline. However, research shows that testosterone supplementation only sometimes improves sexual function and rarely addresses other symptoms it's marketed to alleviate in aging men.
It takes most men over a year to seek help for Low T symptoms. The longer hypogonadism goes untreated, the higher the risks for diabetes, heart disease, osteoporosis, and more. Don’t wait to get tested if you have any typical symptoms.
Proper diagnosis requires: - Initial lab tests for total and free testosterone - Assessment of symptoms and medical history - Follow up tests during treatment
offers wonderful recreational facilities, shops, and restaurants to enjoy during TRT therapy. The area has over 20 beautiful parks with trails for walking and cycling. We also have several recreation centers and gyms to utilize during treatment.
There are also plenty of options in town or nearby for further hormone and health testing during monitoring.
Our specialized staff truly cares and takes pride helping men restore their vitality and quality of life. We welcome your questions and are here to provide exceptional care throughout your TRT journey with us.
We would be happy to review your health history and symptoms to determine if our program could help. Call today to learn more or set up a consultation.
Testosterone replacement therapy, or "TRT," has been shown to help men with low testosterone levels by alleviating symptoms like low energy, reduced muscle mass, increased body fat, and low libido. Research indicates TRT can improve energy, build muscle, enhance libido, and support bone density when used properly under a doctor's care. Many men find TRT helps them feel healthier, stronger, and more vital.
Potential side effects of testosterone shots include acne breakouts, sleep apnea, fluid retention, gynecomastia (male breast tissue growth), and polycythemia (increased red blood cell production). However, these effects are usually mild at appropriate therapeutic dosages and can be managed by adjusting the dosage or administration method. Using shots sparingly and getting regular bloodwork helps minimize risks.
The price for TRT varies depending on the treatment type, dosage, clinic fees, and insurance coverage. Typical costs range between $75-150 per month for gels, $100-200 per month for injections, and up to $500 per month for implantable pellets. Some clinics offer discounted self-pay rates. Health insurance plans may cover a portion of TRT costs if treatment is deemed medically necessary.
When you stop TRT, your natural testosterone production may restart after a delay, causing symptoms like fatigue, mood changes, and loss of strength as hormone levels drop. This can last weeks until the body regulates itself again. Staying on a doctor-supervised regimen allows for tapering dosages to mitigate side effects of quitting testosterone. Communicate with your provider before making changes.
TRT is generally not recommended for men with prostate or breast cancer, women, adolescents, or men with cardiovascular disease or severe sleep apnea. It also poses risks for those with certain medical conditions. Careful screening helps determine if TRT could be unsafe given your personal health profile. Discuss risk factors and contraindications with your doctor. Appropriate patients can usually use testosterone safely under medical guidance.
