Average TRT Clinics
€ 49
100-2000
Men rely on testosterone, a crucial hormone, for developing and keeping their male sexual traits and functions intact. For healthy men, optimal testosterone levels are necessary for sustaining fertility and sex drive. Studies indicate that testosterone is also beneficial to psychological well-being.
The significance of the testosterone hormone is growing in various health-related domains. It plays a crucial role in maintaining robust energy levels and preventing the deterioration of bones.
Research on testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) clinics has shown that approximately 20% or 2 million men over 50 in the UK experience testosterone deficiency syndrome. Unfortunately, only a small percentage of 1% have been appropriately diagnosed and are receiving treatment. Testosterone plays a crucial role in overall health and well-being.
Many patients have shared that testosterone replacement therapy has led to positive outcomes, such as feeling more youthful, robust, happier, and less irritable. TRT has effectively alleviated muscle pain, improved memory, and boosted energy levels and assertiveness.
Global research has indicated that TRT, or testosterone replacement therapy, can positively impact men's health. These benefits range from alleviating symptoms of depression to increasing lean muscle mass, strengthening bones, reducing fat mass, and improving sexual desire and activity, as well as erectile function. Many studies have confirmed the advantages of TRT.
There are several names for a medical condition known as Testosterone Deficiency Syndrome. This condition occurs when a low or insufficiently active testosterone level results in symptoms or signs. The most common terms to describe it include male menopause, andropause, hypogonadism, low testosterone/Low T, and Testosterone Deficiency Syndrome. They all refer to the same underlying medical issue despite the varying names.
Certain structures within your body rely on testosterone, a male hormone, to function correctly. When there is a lack of free molecules or low levels of testosterone available, it can result in the effects of testosterone deficiency syndrome. Symptoms of this syndrome, also referred to as TDS, andropause, low T, or male menopause, may include decreased sex drive, issues with achieving an erection, fatigue, depression, weight gain, difficulty concentrating, night sweats, short-term memory loss, and irritability. (Carruthers, 2016)
Menopause symptoms in men with low T are:
Doctors typically evaluate a patient's symptoms, medical history, physical examination, and blood test results to determine if they may be experiencing testosterone deficiency syndrome or if there may be other causes for their symptoms. Symptoms commonly reported by those with testosterone deficiency syndrome are carefully considered in the diagnosis process.
Symptoms of low testosterone, also known as testosterone deficiency syndrome, including fatigue, may be caused by other conditions such as diabetes. It is crucial to rule out these conditions before diagnosing and treating low T with testosterone replacement therapy or other treatments. Our team at the Centre can assist with testosterone deficiency diagnosis.
During your first visit, specialists can review and evaluate your devices' unique status, allowing for a more thorough and insightful assessment. Complex device specialists will review and evaluate them thoroughly, with a comprehensive analysis of your blood test results. The appointment typically lasts an hour, during which you can expect a thorough and informative discussion.
In addition to examining the patient's blood test results, the doctor will also consider their symptoms, medical history, current health status and any concerns they may have. A physical examination will also be conducted, including checking the prostate. The patient's responses to a detailed questionnaire are crucial to the information-gathering process. This questionnaire is known as the Ageing Males' S.
Patients complete the Ageing Males' Symptoms (AMS) questionnaire to assess their physical, bodily, psychological, and sexual function. This internationally validated questionnaire provides essential information to doctors in determining the severity of symptoms. It helps assess whether a patient has low testosterone levels or testosterone deficiency syndrome and whether they may benefit from male hormone treatment, such as testosterone replacement therapy (TRT). If you want to assess your symptoms, you can access the questionnaire here. However, it's essential to note that the results require careful medical assessment and other important information before diagnosing.
After conducting tests and collecting data, the doctor may conclude that the patient has low testosterone levels. They will then explain the advantages and potential risks of testosterone treatments such as TRT or testosterone stimulation therapy. If the patient decides to proceed, then a trial period of the treatment will be started.
Testosterone gel, cream, or long-acting injections commonly administer TRT for the initial two to six months. TRT has been proven to be very successful in reducing the symptoms of testosterone deficiency, especially in rejuvenating energy, well-being, and libido.
Patients who undergo TRT may need to take it for an extended period. If they experience positive effects from the therapy, it can be sustained or adjusted to another form of treatment if necessary.
Testosterone treatment, including TRT, has been utilised in the UK and various other nations for over fifty years. During this period, research studies, including in-depth investigations at the Centre, have validated the safety of testosterone replacement therapy.
Research has shown some concerns regarding the potential effects of TRT on a man's heart health, including an increased risk of heart attacks and potential impacts on circulation. However, a thorough review conducted by the European Medicines Agency has not found any definitive evidence to support these claims.
It has been a concern since the 1940s that there may be a link between testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) and prostate cancer. However, a review conducted by the British Society of Sexual Medicine has not found any convincing evidence of such a connection. Individuals are thoroughly examined before undergoing a TRT course to ensure that any pre-existing prostate cancer is excluded. A sensitive blood test is also conducted to measure Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA) levels.
Regular treatment monitoring is crucial for its safety and effectiveness, particularly for administering the correct dosage. Consistent blood tests and laboratory measurements are necessary to establish the diagnosis and monitor the treatment carefully. Following the initial consultation and diagnosis, in-depth clinical examinations should be conducted every 3-6 months.
There are various options available for testosterone replacement therapy (TRT). The most common methods are through injections or testosterone gel, but we offer different treatments to accommodate different lifestyles.
During the initial two to six months of treatment, we typically advise using a testosterone gel that is simple to apply. This method is safe to use daily if you find it satisfactory. In the long run, some patients find it more convenient to receive long-acting injections every six to ten weeks. Another option for treatment involves utilising medications, such as Clomid (Clomiphene Citrate), to increase the body's natural production of testosterone.
Our specialist doctors closely monitor our patients during testosterone replacement therapy to ensure its safety and effectiveness. We closely monitor the progress of your male hormone replacement therapy through our on-site pathology lab and blood testing services. You can explore alternative treatment options during your regular follow-up appointments, and switching to other types of treatment is a simple process.
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