Men....Whats Wrong?

The True Fountain Of Youth Testosterone therapy allows patients to increase their testosterone levels. Testosterone therapy isn't used to elevate levels extremely high, but to basically get levels into a normal range. Men who show symptoms of low testosterone and whose blood test prove that they are deficient in testosterone can be candidates for testosterone replacement therapy or TRT. Men who have low testosterone levels normal show symptoms such as loss of libido, energy(fatigue), loss of muscle, sleep problems and weakness. TRT have been proven assist in these issues.
Testosterone therapy(TRT) comes in different forms, such as injections, transdermal patches or gels, and subdermal pellets. Each one has its own set of risks and benefits. Even though TRT can improve the side effects of low testosterone, they also have a number of side effects. These side effects consist of increased red blood cell counts, irritability, and acne. Men with low testosterone should talk with their doctor and weigh the potential risks and benefits of therapy before deciding whether TRT may be right for them.
There is an assortment of low testosterone treatment options for men with low testosterone. These options are known as testosterone replacement therapy, or TRT. Potential types of testosterone include transdermal gels, oral lozenges, implantable pellets, and injectable testosterone. Several factors can be used to determine the best Testosterone Therapy Options

 •Oral Testosterone

 The FDA has noapproved this form of therapy in the United States. In other countries this form of testosterone undecanoate is the only safe form to use because it does not damage the liver like other oral forms. This form of testosterone is normally administered every ten weeks. 

•Injections 

 The injectable form of testosterone delivers testosterone deep into the muscle. It is then goes into your blood stream over a short or fast period of time(depending on the ester). These injections are normally given every one to two weeks with testosterone enanthate or cypionate. Depending on the person the dosages can be changed with 

•Testosterone pellets 

 Testosterone pellets are placed under the skin by your doctor. These pellets will last three to six months. Unlike the injections testosterone pellets keeps testosterone levels

•Testosterone Lozenges

 Transbuccal is an absorbable form of testosterone therapy that works by absorption through the mucous membranes of the mouth. A lozenge containing testosterone is placed under the tongue or against the surface of your gums twice daily. On the positive side, lozenges do not adversely effect the liver like orally ingested testosterone. Additionally, dosages can be easily modified. On the downside, lozenges must be kept in the mouth for a long period of time (up to 12 hours) and replaced twice daily. Also, they may cause gum irritation.

•Testosterone Gel 

This form of testosterone therapy delivers testosterone through skin application. The gel imitates the release of testosterone in the body and can be applied with no problem. This form allows testosterone levels to reach a steady state in the first 24 hours. After applying it will stay in the normal range for the duration of the application. Testosterone therapy has the ability to assist in reversing the effects of low testosterone, but it is unknown whether or not that testosterone therapy would actually have any positive reversing affect on elderly men. Many men believe that testosterone therapy will help them feel younger and more vigorous as they age, there has actually been few studies have examined testosterone therapy in men who have healthy testosterone levels. And some small studies have shown a mixture of results.