Testosterone Replacement Is For Men Too! | Empowering Midlife Wellness

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  • čas přidán 1. 11. 2022
  • So frequently when our female patients start feeling better with hormone balance their male partners tell me they need some of what she has! Today I’m talking about options for testosterone replacement for men, including the pros and cons of different delivery methods. I’ll also be getting into details about how hormone pellets are delivered in male patients, including the risks and of course the many benefits!
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Komentáře • 28

  • @easyon12
    @easyon12 Před rokem +4

    As a 57 y.o. man whose level was 350, I had to fight with my doctors ( uro, endo) to get on TRT, not because of bad labs but because it seems doctors are told not to recommend testosterone but to prescribe Clomid and Viagra or 5mg of Sil. daily. Even after finally being on Test Cyp. 100mg weekly for 9 months with marked all around improvements which I'm extremely happy about I still have to fight to convince my doctors to keep me on TRT, or pharmacies to supply it. I now have to go to an outside clinic and pay out of pocket so that I can restart TRT (2 months off Test). I wish more docs were as open minded as you.

  • @user-vw7qe1cf9x
    @user-vw7qe1cf9x Před rokem +3

    So knowledgeable and sharing/caring. Great that Dr. H explains things in such a non-threatening way that men can take up on and not feel embarrassed or shameful.

    • @drsusan
      @drsusan  Před rokem

      Thank you for watching! Please share with any men that need this information :)

  • @TheBearsjunkie
    @TheBearsjunkie Před rokem

    Just found your channel and ofcourse subsribed to it. Do you recommend anyone in Dallas Tx area by any chance? Thank you

  • @dr.ziaul-hussnain6070

    Atleast this doctor has full comma of.her job, that's marvelous.

  • @mikecara3271
    @mikecara3271 Před rokem +1

    Dont need big needles. I can use insulin pins into the muscle (I use thighs and shoulders) …no problem

  • @HI2LIFE
    @HI2LIFE Před 13 dny

    Hi Dr I’m 66 years old male my doctor is reluctant to give me testosterone because the risk of causing prostate cancer. Can you please advise if you think otherwise? Thank you from Australia

  • @robinbutler5684
    @robinbutler5684 Před 10 měsíci

    Thank you Susan for very informative information.
    Dr PETER ATTIA suggests that free testosterone be 2% of Total Testosterone to be balanced.
    What are your thoughts on this. E.g. Total Testosterone 594 with Free Testosterone 11.

  • @Systemlord30
    @Systemlord30 Před rokem

    Jatenzo is an oral therapy that doesn’t affect the liver. Jatenzo is FDA approved.

  • @melaniestell5383
    @melaniestell5383 Před rokem

    my brother lives in Ft. Worth, could u recommend a doctor in his area that does the pellets? Ive done them for 7+ yrs---they r life changing!! Love your videos!!!

    • @stephaniec7425
      @stephaniec7425 Před rokem

      Have him look up “Biote” providers in his area.

    • @drsusan
      @drsusan  Před rokem +1

      Hey Melanie, you can have him check biote.com for providers

  • @deborahc7113
    @deborahc7113 Před rokem

    what is a good progesterone dosage to use on hrt? i was given 25mg ? is that too low

  • @FortunateSon
    @FortunateSon Před 4 měsíci

    This is probably a dumb question but: when you say, for example, that a man is put on 2000 mg of pellets (ie. 10 pellets in your example) is that to say that each pallet contains 200 mg of testosterone, or does that number have to do with the amount of dosage that is released from each pellet say on daily basis? Just curious where the milligram numbers come from if that makes sense. I guess I’m trying to figure out like your example, how much is the target to be released on a daily basis or is that number just not matter at all?
    Secondary question from my wife: do the T pellets come in doses smaller than 200 mg? Or is it that you would actually cut one of those in half if you wanted to give a woman 100 mg?

  • @jovanbrodnax3667
    @jovanbrodnax3667 Před rokem

    I wish you were in Illinois. My PCP is full of sh#t. 🤣

  • @CH224
    @CH224 Před 11 měsíci

    Dr Susan,
    My husband is 58 and has a testosterone level of 500. He wants to try pellets. But he has heard once you start it’s not good for you to stop. Any truth in this? Thank you

  • @deborahc7113
    @deborahc7113 Před rokem

    ? if cant afford pellets, i am 57 yr old female, i do get inj, do u feel cream is a better delivery than inj delivery??

    • @slopedarmor
      @slopedarmor Před rokem

      I dont know and to be honest I have no idea what Im talking about, but I have heard a few people on youtube say that they prefer injections over cream. I think its a lot more difficult to get exact doses with cream, plus youre constantly worrying about trying to not get any of that cream on other people.

    • @deborahc7113
      @deborahc7113 Před rokem

      ty

    • @drsusan
      @drsusan  Před rokem

      Hey there Deborah, my preference is pellets although I understand they’re not for everybody

    • @deborahc7113
      @deborahc7113 Před rokem

      just had labs done and T level is 590, est 24, prog 0.7. this isnt good i believe, i do get T inj. You say optimal T is 100-150??

    • @drsusan
      @drsusan  Před rokem +1

      @@deborahc7113 Yes testosterone should not be nearly that high! That is an average testosterone level for a 45 year old man and is going to lead to a lot of side effects if you don’t drop it down. With testosterone injections the level will be much higher two days after the injection than seven days after the injection. You don’t get an even blood level which is why pellets are preferable. And estradiol should be 40 to 80 :)

  • @slopedarmor
    @slopedarmor Před rokem +1

    im a 31 year old guy, my sex drive disappeared since a year and that makes me sad every day. My total test is 342 and my doc said thats normal so absolutely no trt for me. yeah right, I think ill go to a specialist, how can I date girls if I cant even enjoy sex. Id give up a LOT to be as horny as I was 5 years ago. Pallets are kinda interesting, I was just thinking about 2 injections per week. PS im not fat, I do weigh 97kg but im 191cm tall and a year ago I still managed a set of 18 pullups (not anymore cuz I have been slacking)

    • @slopedarmor
      @slopedarmor Před rokem

      after a bit more research now Im thinking of trying enclomiphene before trt. Depending on the situation, enclomiphene could roughly double your test without shutting down your t production and potentially making you infertile. (for males)

    • @Systemlord30
      @Systemlord30 Před rokem

      I’ll bet you your doctor didn’t check your Free T. Most doctors have a blank in their training with regards to sex hormones because it’s not taught in traditional medical schools. So don’t take your doctors word that your levels are normal. The experts recommend TRT for those 350> if symptoms are present due to gene CAG repeats lengths, receptor sensitivity differing in men.