Low testosterone

Losing your edge?A clinical hormonal imbalance.

If you’ve been feeling tired, unmotivated, foggy, or less like the man you used to be, it could be more than just stress or aging. Low testosterone is common and can affect your energy, performance, mood, and body.

Signs of low testosterone

Low energy or fatigue

Decreased sex drive or performance

Loss of muscle tone or strength

Increased belly fat or weight gain

Mood changes or irritability

Trouble concentrating or memory issues

Poor sleep or slow recovery

Lack of motivation or confidence

Weaker or less frequent morning erections

What is low testosterone?Real medical care.

Low testosterone occurs when the body produces less of the testosterone hormone needed to support vital functions. Testosterone plays a key role in strength, energy, mental clarity, mood, metabolism, and sexual health. As levels decline with age or other factors, it can lead to fatigue, brain fog, reduced muscle mass, weight gain, and low libido. Keeping levels balanced is essential for long-term health, performance, and overall well-being. At EverStrong, we identify what’s behind the symptoms and create a plan to restore optimal function.

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THE EVERSTRONG PROCESS

Step 1: Lab testing and evaluation

We begin by checking your testosterone levels and reviewing your symptoms with a licensed provider. Our approach personalized and based on you feel, not just your numbers.

Step 2: Personalized TRT plan

If clinically indicated, we offer testosterone therapy using weekly in-office injections or convienient at-home administration.

Step 3: Ongoing management and support

We do not leave you on autopilot. We check labs regularly and adjust as needed. You will have easy access to your provider to ask questions, make adjustments, and keep your treatment safe and effective.

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Questions Men Often Ask

How do I know if I actually have low testosterone

Infusion services involve administering medication directly into the bloodstream via an IV or subcutaneous injection. This method allows for rapid and controlled delivery of medications, ensuring higher efficacy and quicker relief for various conditions. Infusion services are tailored to meet the specific needs of each patient, providing an alternative site of care (ASOC) where complex treatments are administered with expertise and compassion.

My testosterone level is 350. Is that still low?

How do I prepare for my testosterone labs?

Is TRT safe, and will I have to stay on it forever?

What are the side effects, and how are they managed?

How does TRT actually work?

Do I need new labs or can I use the ones from my primary doctor?

Is TRT the same as taking steroids?