Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT)
Low testosterone (Low T) is actually more common than erectile dysfunction. It occurs when testosterone levels fall below the recommended range of 300 to 1000, with the ideal range for men typically between 700 and 900.
We’re here to help. With a properly supervised treatment program, men of all ages can experience meaningful improvements in their testosterone levels — leading to a more active, energized lifestyle. Curious about your testosterone levels? Scroll down to take a free quiz and see if you might qualify.
Signs of Low T:
- Weight Gain
- Low Energy
- Decreased Libido (sex drive)
- Lack of Concentration
- Muscle Loss
- Depression
- Sleep Issues
Benefits of Treatment:
These treatments not only enhance sexual function but also contribute to overall physical and mental well-being. They are known to alleviate fatigue, boost mood, and increase energy levels. Additionally, low testosterone treatments promote muscle mass and bone density while reducing body fat. Cognitive function can also be improved, aiding concentration and memory. Consequently, low testosterone treatments are gaining popularity among men of various age groups. Some other benefits may include:
- Increased red blood cell count
- Improved bone density
- Higher sex drive
- Reduction of sleep apnea
ADAMS Questionnaire
This basic questionnaire is an easy way to answer questions about your sexual health and lifestyle, which can help to see if you need your testosterone levels checked.
Answer YES or No to each of the following questions. If you answer YES to more than 3 questions, you may have low testosterone. Book an appointment and we can discuss if Testosterone Replacement Therapy is right for you.
Do you have a decrease in libido (sex drive)?
Are your erections less strong?
Do you have a lack of energy?
Do you have a decrease in strength and/or endurance?
Have you lost weight?
Have you noticed a recent decrease in your “enjoyment of life”?
Are you sad, more easily irritated/annoyed, depressed?
Score: 0
Treatment Options
At PNW Optimal Health, we understand that each individual’s needs are unique. If appropriate, we offer treatment options designed to support healthy testosterone levels, always under medical supervision.
All treatments are prescription-based and require a consultation with our licensed healthcare provider.
Treatment options may include:
Injections
Testosterone injections are a commonly prescribed treatment method. When appropriate, clients may self-administer injections at home using a small, non-invasive needle, with medical guidance. This method can help maintain stable serum testosterone levels under a provider’s supervision.
Topical Creams
Topical testosterone creams offer another potential option for some clients. Applied daily to the skin, these creams may support hormone balance when used as part of a carefully monitored program.
Struggling with Erectile Dysfunction?
At PNW Optimal Health, we also offer treatments that support overall men’s health and wellness.
We provide Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy, sometimes referred to as the “P-Shot,” which uses a client’s own plasma to promote natural tissue support and blood flow.
Please note: The P-Shot is not FDA-approved for the treatment of erectile dysfunction, and any therapies are provided only after thorough consultation and prescriber determination. Results may vary and are not guaranteed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you take insurance?
We do not take insurance at this time.
What is included in the cost?
A monthly subscription for treatment will include your TRT medication, supplies and visits. Any additional medications indicated will be extra which will be discussed at your vis
How soon can I expect results?
Everyone is different, expect at least 2-3 months of TRT to start seeing results.
Who is not suitable for TRT?
Men with locally advanced or metastatic prostate cancer, male breast cancer, hematocrit higher than 54%, chronic heart failure, history of heart disease, and/or heart attacks, severe sleep apnea, severe lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS) associated with benign prostatic hyperplasia.
Testosterone Deficiency is a well-recognized medical condition and you should only start TRT if you have a true deficiency. It is important to have an appointment with a provider before starting TRT to make sure this is the best choice for you.