Testosterone therapy requires a live video visit with a licensed provider and laboratory-confirmed diagnosis before treatment can begin. Asynchronous review alone is not sufficient for this treatment.

Testosterone (TRT)

Low Testosterone Symptoms

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Symptoms alone cannot diagnose testosterone deficiency. Fatigue, sexual symptoms, and mood changes can have several causes.

Overview

Symptoms alone cannot diagnose testosterone deficiency. Fatigue, sexual symptoms, and mood changes can have several causes.

Signs and Symptoms

  • Fatigue
  • Changes in sexual interest
  • Erectile difficulties
  • Mood or concentration changes
  • Changes in muscle mass or body composition

Common Causes

The assessment considers other explanations, including:

  • Sleep disorders
  • Medication effects
  • Thyroid conditions
  • Mental-health conditions
  • Metabolic illness
Frequently Asked Questions

Common Questions

How is low testosterone evaluated?

Evaluation includes symptoms, medical and medication history, and laboratory testing. A low laboratory value alone does not establish a diagnosis or eligibility for a prescription. In-person assessment or specialist referral may be required.

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