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Think of testosterone as the fuel that powers your masculinity. It’s the male sex hormone that helps keep both your physical and mental health on track, playing a part in sex drive, sexual performance, energy levels, mood, weight, and more.

It’s naturally produced in your testicles, but production levels can take a dive due to age, injury, medical conditions, and other reasons. Scientifically speaking, low testosterone (or low-T) can be diagnosed once your levels clock in at less than 300 ng/dL.

Thanks to advancements in age management and hormone therapy, treating low-T is simple and effective. Testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) works to treat age-related low-T levels, as well as testosterone deficiencies caused by other factors. The method of delivery of the testosterone can be from cream, intramuscular injections to pellets.

Just like any kind of treatment or therapy, there’s not an official guarantee that TRT will work for every single person. But most men see some big improvements in their lives because TRT fills the gap in testosterone production that’s causing all of those frustrating symptoms.

Because TRT is completely customized according to your needs, the total cost can vary. In some cases, you can use insurance towards your TRT expenses. During your consultation at Focal Point, we’ll help you get a clear idea of the expected cost of testosterone replacement therapy that suits your needs. Most male patients spend on average $40 – $65 per month on medications.

Every TRT program is different, but Focal Point Vitality takes your health and safety – not to mention your results – very seriously. Each guest typically has 2 blood tests per year to check testosterone levels as well as other critical CBC, Estradiol, PSA and a few others. We’ll measure your T levels to make sure they’re right where we want them, and adjust your dosage if needed.

There’s no age limit on TRT, and we’ve seen guests of all ages reap the benefits of our tailored testosterone treatment options.

Blood testing is the most accurate way to diagnose low-T, which is why our team will get you set up with lab panels that cover the various aspects of your hormone levels and general health.

Usually, our guests who arrive at our office have noticed a handful of “red flags,” or symptoms of low-T. Many of the things that people assume are just a part of getting older are actually low testosterone symptoms and totally treatable.

If you’re experiencing any of the signs of low-T, or just aren’t feeling as good as you’d like to, it’s time to get your levels checked. Some of the most common low-T symptoms are:

• Low energy levels (2 pm drop)
• Erectile dysfunction (ED)
• Low sex drive or subpar sexual stamina
• Extra fat showing up, especially in your gut
• “Brain fog,” or issues with focus/concentration
• Irritability, anxiety, and/or depression
• Thinning hair, or less body hair
• Weight gain

Just like its name suggests, TRT works by replacing the testosterone that your body is “missing.” So, we’ll figure out just how much testosterone you need to restore healthy levels, then supplement it via TRT.

The biggest benefit of TRT is that it rebalances your testosterone levels – which lets your body get back to working the way it should. This means that you can look forward to saying goodbye to the symptoms of testosterone deficiency, so you can start feeling like you’re back in the game for good.

Focal Point Vitality guests that complete TRT has reported an impressive variety of benefits, including:

• A noticeable increase in energy
• Stronger sex drive and stamina
• Better sexual performance (no more issues erectile dysfunction)
• Easier weight loss, especially fat loss
• More muscle mass
• Better moods, focus, and concentration

There are generally five ways to do TRT, each one with its pros and cons. We’ll discuss your options during your consultation and make sure you feel confident that you’re choosing the one that’s right for you.

The four TRT methods are:

• Topical/transdermal: Gels, creams, patches, and liquids
• Injection: A schedule of testosterone injections, personalized for you
• Oral: A special tablet that is held in your mouth to slow-release the formula
• Pellets: Small pellets are placed under the skin on your hip/buttock, where it dissolves over 3-6 months

TRT is a long-term solution for low-T levels, but it’s not a cure. You’ll need to keep up with therapy as long as you want to continue to feel happy and healthy because your symptoms can come back if/when you stop.

One of the most common symptoms of low-T is chronic exhaustion. If you’re relying on an afternoon caffeine boost to get through the day, or you feel like you could take a nap anytime – no matter how well you’re sleeping at night – low testosterone levels are likely to blame.