While your regimen may be tailored to you, most of our clients undergo regular monitoring of specific labs to determine the efficacy and effects of their treatment protocols.
As with all medications, testosterone replacement therapy can increase the risk for other medical conditions, such as:
You should discuss the potential risks, your medical history, and any medications you consume for other medical conditions with a TRT provider before using testosterone replacement therapy injections as part of long-term treatment.
This will be ordered during your initial quick consultation so that your results will be available during your first evaluation appointment.
These labs help us obtain an overall picture of your health.
Many different hormones play a role in men's health. We want a baseline to determine if a) you're low on testosterone and b) you may have other hormonal imbalances that need to be addressed
Many symptoms associated with Low-T are also associated with Type 2 Diabetes. This test helps determine how well your body has been managing blood sugars over the last 3 months.
SA stands for ‘Prostate Specific Antigen.’ PSA is a protein produced by prostate cells, and it serves as a general marker of prostate health. It also gives us a sign to dig a little deeper if something looks out of the ordinary.
Many symptoms associated with Low-T are also associated with Vitamin D deficiency.
These labs may need to be done every 3 months.
This is at the discretion of the provider. It is likely labs will be ordered 6 weeks after starting TRT to check for adverse side effects.
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