Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT)
Testosterone evaluation includes symptoms, medical history, medications, and laboratory results. A clinician determines whether further testing, an in-person assessment, a prescription, or referral is appropriate.
Medication Information
Testosterone Cypionate
An injectable testosterone ester with prescription-specific dosing and administration instructions.
- Injectable preparation
- Prescription required
- Laboratory follow-up
Testosterone Enanthate
An injectable testosterone ester. Instructions depend on the prescribed formulation.
- Injectable preparation
- Product-specific instructions
- Laboratory follow-up
Enclomiphene
An oral selective estrogen receptor modulator, distinct from testosterone preparations.
- Oral preparation
- Isomer of clomiphene
- Prescription evaluation required
Enclomiphene is not FDA-approved. FDA does not review compounded drugs for safety, effectiveness, or quality before marketing.
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An aromatase inhibitor whose use in male hormone care is off-label.
- Medication and estradiol review
- Not an automatic part of TRT
- Prescription instructions required
Low estradiol can be associated with joint, sexual, mood, and bone-health concerns.
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Symptoms alone do not establish testosterone deficiency. Age, medical history, and test results are considered together.
Low Testosterone Symptoms
Symptoms to discuss and other possible explanations.
Low Testosterone in Your 30s
Diagnostic review and reproductive-history considerations.
Low Testosterone in Your 40s
Symptoms, medications, and laboratory assessment.
Low Testosterone in Your 50s
Medical-history and laboratory review.
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Common Questions
What is TRT?
TRT is prescription administration of testosterone for diagnosed testosterone deficiency. The assessment includes symptoms, history, and laboratory testing.
What risks should I discuss?
Testosterone can suppress sperm production and cause infertility, testicular shrinkage, acne, fluid retention, breast enlargement, and increased hematocrit. Discuss sleep apnea, cardiovascular history, prostate or breast cancer, and reproductive plans before treatment.
Does an online intake guarantee a prescription?
No. A clinician may request additional tests, an in-person assessment, or referral. Follow-up testing does not eliminate treatment risks.
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