Testosterone Therapy

Your care pathway

01Review your healthStart with your symptoms, medical history, medications, and goals.

02Discuss your optionsUnderstand appropriate choices, expected benefits, and important considerations.

03Plan your follow-upBuild in monitoring and adjustments based on your needs and response.

Testosterone Therapy for Men

Symptoms of “Low T”

• Fatigue and lack of motivation
• Sleep disturbances
• Decreased muscle mass and tone
• Loss of sense of “well-being”
• Hair loss
• Decreased sexual drive and performance
• Erectile Dysfunction (ED)

What Can Testosterone Therapy Do for Men?

• Increased energy, stamina, and endurance
• Improved concentration, focus, and memory
• Improved mood and feeling of well-being
• Increased sex drive and sexual performance

Testosterone Therapy for Women

Symptoms of Low Testosterone

• Heat or cold intolerance
• Fatigue
• Decreased mental clarity and concentration
• Decreased energy and stamina
• Loss or thinning of hair
• Anxiety and depression
• Decreased sex drive

What Can Testosterone Therapy Do for Women?

• Increased energy and stamina
• Increased lean muscle and decreased body fat
• Improved mood and sense of well-being
• Increased libido

Start with an honest conversation about symptoms

Low energy, changes in libido, mood shifts, and sleep concerns can overlap with many parts of health. A testosterone consultation is a chance to talk through what you have noticed, review your health history, and decide whether evaluation is appropriate. We serve patients from Dallas, Garland, Hurst, Carrollton, and nearby DFW communities.

Evaluation before a treatment decision

Good care begins with context. Your clinician may review symptoms, medications, relevant laboratory work, and other factors that can affect how you feel. From there, you can discuss options and what thoughtful follow-up would look like.