Reignite Your Vitality with Evidence-Based
Low Testosterone Treatment
At At Men’s Health Now, you can trust that your journey to better health is guided by experienced urologists who are experts in men's health. Unlike the testosterone injection mills that have become so common, our team is dedicated to evidence-based medicine tailored to you. We're committed to providing you with therapy that's proven to make a real difference in your well-being.
What
What is Low Testosterone (Low T)?
Low testosterone, often referred to as "low T," is a medical condition characterized by insufficient levels of the hormone testosterone in a man's body. Testosterone is a crucial hormone responsible for various functions, including the development of male sexual characteristics, muscle mass, bone density, and overall well-being.
How
Common Is Low T?
Low testosterone is a relatively common condition, especially among aging men. While the prevalence varies with age, it's estimated that around 2-6% of men under the age of 50 and up to 20-30% of men over the age of 60 may experience low T to some degree.
Why
Do Men Get Low T?
There are several factors that can contribute to low testosterone levels in men. These factors may include:
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Aging: Testosterone levels naturally decline with age, leading to age-related low T.
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Medical Conditions: Chronic illnesses like diabetes, obesity, and certain hormonal disorders can impact testosterone production.
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Medications: Some medications, such as corticosteroids and opioids, can suppress testosterone production.
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Lifestyle Factors: Poor diet, lack of exercise, excessive alcohol consumption, and smoking can also contribute to low T.
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Testicular Issues: Damage to or diseases affecting the testicles can lead to low testosterone.
What
Are the Symptoms of Low T?
Low testosterone can manifest with a range of symptoms, including:​
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Decreased libido (sex drive)
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Erectile dysfunction (difficulty achieving or maintaining erections)
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Fatigue and reduced energy levels
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Mood changes, including increased irritability and depression
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Decreased muscle mass and strength
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Increased body fat, particularly around the abdomen
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Decreased bone density, potentially leading to osteoporosis
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Cognitive changes, such as reduced concentration and memory
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Changes in sleep patterns, including insomnia or increased sleepiness.
What
Are the Treatments for Low T?
Treatment for low testosterone aims to raise testosterone levels to a healthy range and alleviate symptoms. Common treatment options include:
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Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT): This can be administered through injections, topical gels, patches, or implantable pellets.
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Lifestyle Changes: Improving diet, exercise habits, and overall health can help boost testosterone naturally.
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Managing Underlying Conditions: Treating underlying medical conditions contributing to low T, such as diabetes, can be beneficial.
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Medication Adjustments: In some cases, changing or discontinuing medications that suppress testosterone production may help.
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Psychological Support: Counseling or therapy can be useful for managing mood-related symptoms.
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HOW IT WORKS
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Charles Jenkins
Chicago, IL
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El Paso, IL
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ABOUT US
Revolutionizing Urology
With Virtual Care!
Men's Health Now is a network of men’s healthcare professionals providing virtual and in-person visits to address men’s healthcare needs. Too often, time and money are wasted traveling to and from doctors appointments when a large proportion of men’s health problems can be addressed virtually. Our focus is treating the most common male health concerns including enlarged prostate, erectile dysfunction, vasectomy evaluation and Peyronie’s disease. In addition, we provide consultations addressing your general urology needs. Every visit is tailored to your specific complaint and not just a formulaic pill distribution. In addition to the virtual visit, we offer live in-person visits when warranted and can provide the in-person care that is often needed. While our competitors can offer a menu of medications our focus is addressing the underlying cause of your health complaint and can offer both medical and surgical solutions. Our physicians are ALL urologists, trained specifically in men’s health.
