Men who should not take testosterone replacement therapy include those who have:

• An enlarged prostate resulting in urinary symptoms (difficulty starting a urinary stream)
• A lump on their prostate that has not been evaluated
• A PSA measurement above 4
• Breast cancer
• An elevated hematocrit level (higher-than-normal number of red blood cells)
• Severe congestive heart failure
• Obstructive sleep apnea that has not been treated

We teach you how to properly administer their testosterone injections via subcutaneous, intramuscular, or topical creams. Typical injection sites are the gluteal, shoulder, or leg.

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2-4 weeks – Psychological improvement

4-6 weeks – Physical and sexual improvement 

6-12 months results in consistency of well being