Debilitating and Devitalizing! That is how we would describe the medical condition known as Low Testosterone. To find out if you have low testosterone, and to find a local doctor to test and prescribe treatment for low testosterone, follow the three easy steps below to find the answer to the question “Do I have Low Testosterone?”

1. Complete our short online form at the top of this page. A clinical adviser will contact you to arrange a consultation with a local doctor in your area who specializes in and prescribes low testosterone treatment.
2. We will schedule a blood test at a local lab and a physical exam with our doctor or clinic in your area. You will also need to complete an online medical history form.
3. After analyzing your results, one of our doctors who prescribes low testosterone treatment will determine an effective hormone therapy program for you and prescribe the best treatment for low testosterone. The pharmacy will ship the low testosterone medication to your home.

Our clinical advisers and the doctors who prescribe low testosterone injections will discuss with you any current symptoms, your goals and your budget to determine the best possible Low Testosterone treatment for your particular situation.

Could Your Testosterone be Low?

Over 13 million American men over 45 have low testosterone. Surprisingly, less than 10% are getting treated for their symptoms. After 30, the testes decrease production of testosterone by as much as 2% per year. If you are over 35, your testosterone could be low. The symptoms of Low Testosterone levels are nothing to take lightly. Some may think it is merely a normal part of aging to have low sex drive, low energy, lethargy, feeling distant mentally, loss of motivation, memory loss, weight gain, and occasional ED (erectile dysfunction). However, we say these things are definitely not to be considered a normal part of aging. This are supposed to be the prime of your life, or if you are a little older, then these are your “golden years.” It is just not right to accept these symptoms of aging without a fight. Besides these obvious problems associated with low testosterone, there are the unseen killers, such as high cholesterol, poor heart function, and low bone density that also go hand-in-hand with low testosterone.

So in answer to the question “Could your testosterone be low?”, if you are over 35 and reading this for answers, then yes, it is very likely that you have Low T! Contact our doctors who prescribe low testosterone treatment and ask, “Do I have Low Testosterone?” Whether you need to test for low testosterone with a Dallas or Houston, Texas clinic or doctor, or with one of our Miami, Florida clinics or doctors who prescribe low testosterone treatment, we will help you get hormones regulated and feel youthful, healthy and vitally alive again.

Low Testosterone Causes and Effects

During puberty, testosterone is the potent hormone that stimulates overall growth, muscle development, voice deepening and masculine features. More broadly, low testosterone causes:

• Reduced Muscle Mass and Strength
• Increased Fat Distribution
• Slow Metabolism
• Decreased Bone Density
• Lessened Sperm Production
• Poor Sex Drive and Performance
• Reduced Red Blood Cell Production and Anemia
• Higher risk of heart attack and high blood pressure
• Diminished Mental and Physical Energy
• Slow weight gain over a period of years

Low testosterone effects both mental and physical well-being. Restoring low testosterone levels under the supervision of a doctor is a renewing, life-changing experience from which you will never want to turn back! So you ask, “How do I know if I have low testosterone?” Whether you are in Los Angeles, California or anywhere else throughout the US, we have a clinic or doctor who prescribes low testosterone injections or shots nearby in your local area to serve you. You can be tested for medical testosterone replacement and if your levels are extremely low, our doctors who prescribe low testosterone injections will help you get on the road to feeling young and healthy like you did in your younger days. With Low Testosterone treatment, you can stimulate energy levels and metabolism, and finally get off that weight loss plateau.

What are the Symptoms of Low Testosterone?

Each person is different from the next, and so are low testosterone symptoms. The ways in which a body might display low testosterone symptoms are many and varied. Some of the symptoms of Low Testosterone include:

• Erectile Dysfunction (some times not even relieved by Cialis or Viagra)
• Decreased Sex Drive and Desire (simply a lack of interest)
• Hair Loss (often at an early age)
• Weight Gain (particularly around the mid-section)
• Reduced Muscle Mass and Strength (muscle wasting)
• Osteoporosis
• Energy Reduction, Low energy and fatigue
• Sleep Disturbances
• Decreased Motivation
• Memory Loss and mental fog, unable to make decisions
• Depression
• Irritability

If you have any of the above symptoms of low testosterone, contact one of our clinical advisers to learn how to test for low testosterone levels and begin a course of testosterone replacement therapy. Restored testosterone levels will turn your life around. It only takes a simple blood test at one of our clinics that test for low testosterone. The sooner you get tested, the better off you’ll feel. Once our doctors determine that you have a low T level, then they can send your low testosterone prescription to our pharmacy and get you on the road to feeling great again.

How do I test for Low Testosterone Levels?

Our doctors and clinical advisers will schedule you for a blood test at a lab in your local area for low testosterone testing. This blood work will not only test your low testosterone levels, but will monitor the percentage increase or decrease in testosterone. Whether you need to be tested for low testosterone in Miami, FL or in one of our San Diego, CA low testosterone clinics, the first step is to contact our clinical advisers to get the ball rolling and get you on the path to recovery.

Do you know how to determine if it is Low Testosterone (Is It Low T) or Is it Erectile Dysfunction (ED)? Erectile dysfunction impedes a man’s ability to have an erection. Pharmaceuticals such as Viagra or Cialis can help. Erectile dysfunction does not affect sex drive or desire to have sex. However, Low testosterone in men (Low T) is different. It causes a reduction in sex drive in addition to erectile dysfunction. Low Testosterone results in a variety of symptoms, including, but not limited to, ED.

So how does Low Testosterone Treatment compare to ED Treatment? Viagra and Cialis are taken on an as-needed basis and can remedy most cases of ED temporarily. They have short term effects which do not increase libido (sex drive). Injectable Low Testosterone Treatment is taken at regular intervals to increase sex drive and desire and banish erectile dysfunction. So…Is it Low Testosterone (Is it Low T?) – if you have difficulty getting or maintaining an erection (erectile dysfunction), but still have a high sex drive, you probably do not have low T. However, if you have Erectile dysfunction AND low sex drive as well as some of the other symptoms listed as low testosterone symptoms, most likely, it is low testosterone (Low T). You should contact our doctors who specialize in and prescribe low testosterone injections for affordable, safe and effective low testosterone treatment.

What Causes Low Testosterone?

So what causes low testosterone? One major factor is the aging process. As we age, we tend to put on more weight. These fat cells produce aromatase, which converts testosterone into estrogen. Estrogen inhibits the production of testosterone. This becomes a vicious cycle, because low testosterone causes weight gain, and each extra pound you gain causes low testosterone. However, it is possible to find low testosterone levels in younger men (under the age of 40 even) due to the disabling effects of stress and the Standard American Diet (abbreviated SAD for a reason). It is very difficult to increase low testosterone naturally with simple dietary and lifestyle changes. However, with low testosterone injections it is possible to increase low testosterone levels to a healthy level and then keep them there with appropriate changes in lifestyle and diet.

Are there Medical-based Causes Of Low Testosterone?

Some of the following causes of low testosterone are not as common as simple aging, but it is important to discuss them with our doctor who specializes in and prescribes low testosterone treatment if you think these could apply to you:

• Obesity
• Diabetes
• High blood pressure
• High cholesterol
• Asthma or Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
• Infections such as mumps as an adult, meningitis or syphilis
• Genetic disorders e.g. Klinefelter’s, Kallmann’s and Prader-Willi syndromes and myotonic dystrophy
• Radiation treatment or chemotherapy
• Disease or damage to the hypothalamus or pituitary gland.
• Drugs that affect the pituitary gland’s function such as morphine or anabolic steroids.

What Causes Low Testosterone In Women

While testosterone is produced in the testes in men, the hormone is produced in the ovaries in women, so some causes of low testosterone in women include:

• Menopause
• Hysterectomy or the removal of ovaries
• Over-prescribed use of oral contraceptives
• Diagnosed ovarian cancer and subsequent exposure to chemotherapy

Low testosterone in women often coincides with the natural decline in estrogen and progesterone levels, during the aging process.

What are Low Testosterone Symptoms in Women?

Some low testosterone symptoms in women are the same as in men, while others differ. If you are a woman experiencing any of the low testosterone symptoms listed below, you may have testosterone deficiency.

• Low Sex Drive
• Fatigue
• Reduced muscle strength and mass
• Fat Gain, particularly Stubborn Belly Fat
• Depression
• Osteoporosis
• Cardiovascular Disease
• Vaginal Dryness
• Painful Sexual Intercourse
• Ending of Menstrual Periods
• Hot Flashes
• Anorgasmia (inability to orgasm)
• Low Energy

Contact one of our clinical advisers or doctors who specialize is hormone replacement therapy to have your blood tested for hormone deficiencies including testosterone, estrogen, progesterone and human growth hormone. Restoring depleted hormone levels with bioidentical hormone replacement therapy is a totally life-changing, renewing experience.

What is Testosterone Replacement Therapy​?

Testosterone Injections replace the naturally-occurring testosterone hormones that our bodies no longer create. Testosterone Replacement Therapy results in:

• Muscle Growth and Recovery whether lost due to illness, injury or dis-use.
• Fat Reduction: You will shed that stubborn belly fat with minimal effort as testosterone replacement therapy promotes fast metabolism.
• Uplifted Mood: Not only will testosterone therapy sharpen your memory and restore your youthful focus and drive, but testosterone replacement therapy alleviates the depression which is associated with low testosterone levels.
• Increased Strength, Stamina and Energy: Quite simply, feel young again. Testosterone Replacement Therapy eliminates fatigue, and you’ll feel on top of your game like you used to.
• Cessation of hair loss: You may also see hair re-growth.
• Sexual Drive, Desire and Vigor: the full-throttle return of sexual desire and performance is one of the most celebrated aspects of testosterone replacement therapy.

How Often to Treat Low Testosterone Symptoms in Men?

Testosterone Injections are taken every 7 to 21 days, depending on the severity of low testosterone symptoms in men. The dosage of testosterone therapy is prescribed by one of our doctors who specialize in low testosterone treatment, based on the extent of testosterone deficiency in the blood, along with a variety of other factors. Low testosterone symptoms in men as well as testosterone levels in the blood are monitored to perfect the dosage and the performance of your individual testosterone therapy.

How To Increase Low Testosterone Levels?

We know you want to know how to increase low testosterone levels using injectable testosterone therapy. Testosterone injections are more effective than testosterone creams and gels, plus low testosterone injections are more cost effective. The best way to know how to increase low testosterone levels is beginning with our doctors who prescribe low testosterone treatment, and in some cases our doctors will prescribe testosterone cream or gel for those who only need a mild increase in their testosterone level, or in the case of low testosterone in women.

Do Testosterone Supplements Increase Low Testosterone?

Whether in Florida or California or Texas, our low testosterone clinics do not recommend testosterone pills or capsules (often known as “testosterone supplements” or “testosterone boosters”) to increase low testosterone. Low dose pills are too weak to increase low testosterone and therefore ineffective. Conversely, if the pill dosage is too high, it can cause liver damage while still not being as effective as testosterone injections.

Increase Testosterone Levels With Injectable Testosterone: Cypionate, Propionate, Enanthate

Our testosterone therapy clinic offers first class, affordable therapy to increase low testosterone levels with injectable Testosterone Cypionate, Testosterone Proprionate or Testosterone Enanthate. Testosterone cypionate, testosterone proprionate and testosterone enanthate are very similar. They allow for a steady release of testosterone over a period of time. The difference in these types of testosterone is in how quickly they are utilized in the body. Testosterone cypionate is absorbed over a seven-day period, while testosterone propionate is absorbed over a 4 day period, and testosterone enanthate has the shortest duration of about 48 hours. For the vast majority of men with low testosterone levels, testosterone cypionate is prescribed by our doctors who prescribe testosterone shots. In the case of men who have severely low testosterone levels and who are not responding adequately to testosterone cypionate, then our doctors who specialize in hormone replacement therapy will prescribe one of the other types of testosterone injections.

Contact Kingsberg Medical today at (954) 321-8885 or complete our online form to start on your path to increase low testosterone levels and a new life!