Testosterone
Replacement Therapy
(TRT) for Men
- A global leader with 12+ years in the industry
- 155,000+ successfully treated patients
- Thousands of 5-star reviews
RESTORING CONFIDENCE SINCE 2012
Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) for Men
- A global leader with 12+ years in the industry
- 155,000+ successfully treated patients
- Thousands of 5-star reviews
Testosterone Replacement Therapy
Are you suffering from testosterone deficiency (TD)?
Men commonly suffer from the negative health effects of testosterone loss as hormone levels decline with age. Symptoms include fatigue, loss of muscle mass, loss of bone mass, low mood, and a lack of sex drive, which can result in reduced performance, including erectile dysfunction (ED) and premature ejaculation (PE).
Testosterone plays a critical role in maintaining overall male health. Testosterone deficiency (TD) can lead to serious health consequences over time, making early treatment vital for reversing its damaging effects.
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What to do when you’re testosterone-deficient?
So, you have discovered that you may have testosterone deficiency (TD). This is not cause for alarm. In fact, it could be the beginning of your journey towards improved bedroom health.
Medical science has advanced significantly to provide you with solutions to the common problem of TD. You can improve your health and minimize the impact of ageing by working with Men’s Health Clinic to get you back to optimal health.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do you have any enquiries about our services? Below, we have provided answers to some of the most common queries to help you better understand our treatment options and what to anticipate during your care.
Is Testosterone Deficiency (TD) a part of normal ageing?
Testosterone naturally declines at a rate of 1-2% each year beginning at age 30. However, there may be other causes of TD that are unrelated to the normal ageing process, and these should be investigated.
It is important to note that while lower levels of testosterone and the resulting symptoms may be relatively common and a natural part of the ageing process, TD is highly treatable. Men’s Health Clinic is helping restore men to the full health and satisfaction they deserve.
How do I know if my testosterone is low?
To confirm low testosterone, you need a specialised programme to ensure thorough screening, diagnosis and possible treatment. Men’s Health Clinic (MHC) specialises in diagnosing and treating Testosterone Deficiency. We can perform the blood measurements to ensure a precise reading of your testosterone levels.
Is Testosterone Deficiency (TD) treatable?
Yes, it is. The advances of medical science has made it possible to restore men to their full health and life satisfaction. The majority of men respond well to treatment.
Through Men’s Health Clinic (MHC), men can enjoy the benefits that come from the successful treatment of TD, including:
Improved overall health
Restored sex drive
Stronger and more consistent erections
Diminished irritability, sadness and fatigue
Restored bone mass and improved lean muscle mass
What are the causes of Testosterone Deficiency (TD)?
The primary cause of TD is failure of the testicles to produce a sufficient amount of testosterone, typically as a natural consequence of the ageing process. There are certain disorders which can also result in low testosterone, including secondary causes that stem from failure of the hypothalamus or pituitary gland. However, most cases involve men who notice subtly increasing symptoms as they age.
What are the symptoms of low testosterone or Testosterone Deficiency (TD)?
Low testosterone or Testosterone Deficiency (TD) can show up as:
Erectile dysfunction
Diminished sexual capacity or enjoyment
Deteriorating performance at work or athletics
Fatigue
Low mood or depression
Irritability
Decreased bone or muscle mass
Diminished life satisfaction
Relationship problems
Many of these symptoms are initially difficult to notice or may simply be passed off as “having a bad day.” However, testosterone deficiency has some very serious health consequences.
How do I get treated for low testosterone?
To confirm low testosterone, you need a specialised programme to ensure thorough screening, diagnosis and possible treatment. Men’s Health Clinic (MHC) specialises in diagnosing and treating Testosterone Deficiency. We can perform the blood measurements to ensure a precise reading of your testosterone levels.