Your partner in TRT.

Over the past decade, testosterone replacement therapy is becoming more popular. Men are realizing that men, just like women, go through menopause. Men may experience the male version. This could be decreased energy, sleep quality, difficulty concentrating, and lower libido. Men around the world are seeking hormone replacement therapy to alleviate menopause symptoms. Men may need to replace testosterone, the male hormone, in contrast to women, who can only take estrogen and progesterone.

Why are men not on testosterone replacement therapy?

Why is testosterone replacement therapy less popular with men than it is with women? It's not because men believe that testosterone therapy will increase the risk of developing cardiovascular disease. This myth has been dispelled. This misconception has been dispelled. The accepted range of normal testosterone levels makes it difficult to diagnose low testosterone levels. The normal testosterone levels for men aged 40-50 range from 250 to 900. It's amazing. This broad range of testosterone levels means that even if your testosterone level is 250, it may not mean you need testosterone supplements. A male with a testosterone level of 800 feels significantly better than a testosterone level of 250.

More men are discovering that even low levels of testosterone, as recommended by the medical community, may not be sufficient to give them adequate energy and libido. Maybe, you don't need Viagra after all. Maybe you need testosterone replacement therapy.

We now hope you are paying attention. Injectable testosterone cypionate is the most effective and popular testosterone available today. Because your body absorbs testosterone poorly, topical or oral testosterone replacement is ineffective. The only option available was the injection of testosterone citrate. This testosterone replacement was previously administered via injection into the muscle, primarily the gluteus muscle. A healthcare worker should administer intragluteal injections at least twice per week. This requirement can be a serious hindrance to your social life. Men with testosterone injections will gush about it and swear by the results. Their lives revolve around getting their shots.

How will you feel after you start testosterone replacement therapy? Within two weeks of starting therapy, you will notice a significant improvement in your energy and sleep quality. One month after therapy, patients have seen an improvement in their virility. After two months of therapy, males also experienced a reduction in their depression symptoms. After six months, patients notice a change in their appearance. Their abdominal circumference and gut fat have decreased. Visceral fat (also known as gut fat) is believed to reduce cardiovascular risk and increase insulin resistance.

Over 90% of patients seem to tolerate testosterone replacement therapy. The cost of testosterone therapy is still affordable at $100 per month. Why has testosterone replacement therapy not been widely adopted by males? There are two major limitations to traditional testosterone therapies. The first is that a doctor must only administer testosterone injections. They are made in the buttock and gluteal muscles.

It is much more difficult to administer this shot than, for instance, an insulin shot administered just below the skin. Patients are less likely to self-administrate it. Due to social constraints, it is difficult to self-manage testosterone replacement therapy when you have to visit your doctor twice per week. In reality, testosterone replacement injection therapy treatment only allows men to go in for one visit per week. The second problem with current testosterone replacement therapy is that you have to get your injections twice weekly in a doctor's chair. It is hard to maintain the same levels. You will feel almost happy the first few days after you get your shot. However, your testosterone levels will start to fall by the end of the week. This is why it is recommended to dosing twice weekly. However, this is not always possible.