I'm here to give you bigger reasons for your symptoms with better answers.
Testosterone deficiency is so common and often people mistake it as getting "old". Men are often shy or embarrassed to ask. Please know treating you, just like women is my passion and I respect your shyness, and want nothing more than to share with you that your health decline is fixable and blaming your age is not necessary.
When your testosterone levels drop, men may also experience depression, anxiety and sleep problems along with hair loss, memory loss and erectile dysfunction. You may find yourself gaining weight and losing muscle mass.
Once you hit middle age, these symptoms are likely to occur with greater frequency and intensity.
BHRT is a treatment approach that uses bioidentical forms of testosterone (identical in molecular structure to your own endogenous testosterone) to optimize hormone levels so you can reclaim your vitality, energy levels and sex drive.
There are many studies over the last 30 years that have shown BHRT as a safe and effective strategy for treating hormone imbalances – provided that appropriate hormone testing is used to individualize your dose to your specific needs.
Men who have used BHRT have experienced the following benefits:
A healthy body is required in order for any hormone to work effectively.
I look for underlying problems causing low testosterone symptoms at the same time of checking your testosterone levels.
I determine common risk factors that are associated with low testosterone such as sedentary lifestyle, medications and chronic illnesses such as high blood pressure and diabetes.
If your test results show that your testosterone level falls below optimal ranges and you are experiencing common symptoms associated with low testosterone, we will explore appropriate lifestyle changes to naturally boost testosterone levels and discuss BHRT replacement.
A very appropriate and valid question.
After years in conventional medicine, I found that middle-aged men are the least to come into the office on their own and the most frequent appointments canceled. Once they were on my schedule, it took several visits to realize many of their underlying physical and emotional issues was often due to low libido, depression and near broken marriages. Having two teen boys and a husband, I know that "talking feelings" are typically awkward and I had to treat my male patients no different.
By incorporating sexual health discussion as a standard part of well exams and avoiding the dreadful typical questions that requires answers that no man wants to attest to, I found conversations went smoother. A mix between emotional strength, mastering a safe, non-judgmental manner, a solid knowledge base on mens sexual health and confidence to treat it no different then diabetes, is where I found my mens health was just another passion of mine.
1. Do you have a decrease in sex drive?
2. Do you have a lack of energy?
3. Do you have a decrease in strength and/or endurance?
4. Have you lost height?
5. Have you noticed a decreased “enjoyment of life”
6. Are you sad and/or grumpy?
7. Are your erections less strong?
8. Have you noticed decreased stamina?
9. Are you falling asleep after dinner?
10. Has there been a recent deterioration in your work performance?
If you answered "Yes "to more than 3 questions, you likely have low T.
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