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Male Hormone Replacement Therapy In Manchester, Nh
Hormone Replacement Therapy Male
Men and Hormone Imbalance
It is common for male hormonal levels to decline with age. Hypogonadism is a disorder that causes the male body to produce an insufficient amount of testosterone. Male Hormone Replacement Therapy treats this condition by using endogenous testosterone. Testosterone is required for the growth of male sex organs and other male characteristics, such as facial hair.
What are the symptoms of Low T or hypogonadism?
- Lower sex drive
- Lack of energy
- Decreased muscle mass
- Erectile Dysfunction
- Osteoporosis
- Infertility
- Depression
- Loss of facial or body hair
Benefits
Testosterone:
Increased Energy Levels:
Testosterone aids in energy regulation, and low levels can contribute to fatigue and reduced energy. Testosterone therapy may help improve energy levels, reducing feelings of tiredness and lethargy.
Improved Mood and Mental Well-being:
Studies suggest testosterone therapy may improve mood and cognitive abilities. Men with low testosterone levels may experience improvements in mood, motivation, and mental clarity.
Increased Muscle Mass and Strength:
Testosterone is a key factor in muscle development. Testosterone therapy can contribute to the growth of lean muscle mass and help improve strength, especially when combined with regular resistance training.
Enhanced Libido and Sexual Function:
Testosterone is crucial for sexual health, and low levels can contribute to a decline in libido and sexual function. Testosterone therapy may help improve sexual desire, erectile function, and overall sexual satisfaction.
Bone Density Maintenance:
Testosterone is significant for maintaining bone health. Insufficient levels of this hormone can lead to a decrease in bone density, heightening the risk of fractures and osteoporosis. Undergoing testosterone therapy can assist in preserving or even enhancing bone density, thereby diminishing the likelihood of bone-related issues.
Improved Cardiovascular Health:
Some research suggests that testosterone therapy may have cardiovascular benefits, including improving lipid profiles and lowering the risk of cardiovascular events in men with low testosterone.
Fat Mass Reduction:
Testosterone influences body composition, and low levels may contribute to an increase in body fat. Testosterone therapy may help reduce fat mass and improve body composition.
Types of Male Hormone Replacement Therapy
- Intramuscular Testosterone Injections involve administering testosterone directly into the muscle tissue, either in the arm or buttocks. This method typically requires injections twice a week to ensure consistent testosterone levels.
- Testosterone Patches are designed to be adhered to different areas of the body, such as the arm, buttocks, back, or abdomen, daily. It's important to alternate the locations where these patches are applied.
- Topical Testosterone Gel is a daily application on the skin, typically on the arms, shoulders, or abdomen, allowing testosterone to be absorbed through the skin.
- Testosterone Pellets involve the insertion of a small pellet containing testosterone under the skin in the buttock area. This treatment is generally repeated every 5 to 6 months, depending on individual symptoms and hormone levels.
Synthetic vs Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT)
TRT:
- Bioidentical hormones are derived from plant sources and are structurally identical to the hormones naturally produced in the human body. In the case of testosterone, bioidentical hormones would mimic the molecular structure of the body's own testosterone.
- Some individuals prefer TRT because it is perceived as being more "natural" due to its molecular similarity to the body's own hormones.
Synthetic Testosterone:
- Synthetic testosterone, often referred to as anabolic steroids or testosterone analogs, may have a similar function but may not precisely replicate the molecular structure of the body's natural testosterone.
- While synthetic testosterone may not be identical to the body's hormones, it can effectively address low testosterone levels and is prescribed under medical supervision.
Male Hormone Replacement Therapy Side Effects
- Minor side effects of testosterone therapy can include water retention, increased urination frequency, and the onset of acne.
- Excessive testosterone doses may cause several complications in men, such as infertility, sleep disturbances, enlargement of breasts, shrinkage of testicles, heightened cholesterol levels, a heightened risk of stroke, a reduction in sperm production, and an increase in red blood cell count. Elevated red blood cell counts can lead to complications like hypertension, muscle discomfort, chest pains, the formation of blood clots, and impaired vision.
- These risks can be significantly reduced through proper testosterone dosage, regular laboratory assessments, and careful monitoring of patient symptoms.
PRICING:
MALE TRT FEE SCHEDULE:
Injectable Program:
Initial Costfor consultation
- $199/month, which INCLUDES the cost of your medication and injectable kit.
- Medication will be shipped to you for at home injections.
- Initial Labs are $250.
- Labs are rechecked at three months and are an additional cost of $100; then, as needed, based on your symptoms.
- All labs are drawn in our office and not included in monthly fees.
TRT Biote Pelleting Program:
Initial Costfor consultation
- Pellet Cost: Initial pellet insertion is $900, then subsequent pelleting every 5-6 months based on symptoms is $800.
- Initial labs are an additional $250 which will be drawn in the office.
- Visit for re-check and initial post pelleting labs are included.
- Includes second visit for lab review, plan of care for pellets
- Includes all follow-up visits for pelleting and pellets
- Dim SGS+ Hormone + Detox Dietary Supplement included with your first pellet insertion, then at cost thereafter.
- Any additional labs deemed necessary by your provider will be reviewed with you and will incur an additional fee.
Save $50 per month with combined weight loss and hormone therapies.
- ( All pricing is subject to change)
SEXUAL HEALTH INVENTORY FOR MEN
MALE HEALTH ASSESSMENT
FAQ
Is ongoing Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) necessary?
In most cases, yes. TRT is often essential for men dealing with conditions like hypogonadism, thyroid issues, or andropause, which affect testosterone levels. Continuation of TRT is generally advised as long as it provides positive effects and no significant side effects are observed.
Can TRT be used alongside treatments for erectile dysfunction (ED)?
Absolutely. It’s common and safe to use ED treatments in conjunction with TRT. Additionally, treatments like the P-Shot are available to further aid in managing ED.
Will TRT assist in weight loss efforts?
Yes, TRT can be a valuable component in a weight loss strategy, especially when paired with consistent exercise and a balanced diet. By normalizing testosterone levels, it aids in preserving lean muscle mass and enhancing fat burning.
How often should I have follow-up appointments during TRT?
Regular follow-up appointments are essential to monitor hormone levels, adjust treatment as needed, and address any concerns or changes in symptoms.