TRT Replacement & Hormone Therapy for Men
Diagnosing Low Testosterone
A low testosterone consultation involves a discussion with one of our health professionals regarding the signs and symptoms you are currently experiencing. Your complete medical history will be evaluated, and questions will be asked about various lifestyle factors. You will also be asked to take lab tests to measure your testosterone levels.
After the cause of your low testosterone has been determined, your healthcare professional will recommend a course of treatment. In many cases, the best treatment option will be one of our three testosterone replacement therapies.
Signs and Symptoms of Low Testosterone
- Fatigue
- Weight gain
- Loss of mental clarity and difficulty concentrating
- Loss of libido
- Depression, irritability, or anxiety
- Loss of muscle mass
- Increased hair loss
Target Testosterone Ranges
Numbers are not the whole story—it matters much more how you look, feel, and function. So it’s super important to feel into how your body functions as a comparable reference to these quantitative averages and numbers. Consider the numbers as one part of the story of how YOU are optimizing your Testosterone, the other part is dependent on how YOU are feeling into your body and tracking its changes. We’ll be discussing more in detail on how to optimize your function later.
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Interpretation
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Total Testosterone (ng/dl)
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Free Testosterone (ng/dl)
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|---|---|---|
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-1 SD
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503
|
97
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Mean
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724
|
142
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+1 SD
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945
|
187
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