Testosterone Specialists
Diagnosing and treating low testosterone (Low T) is an area of medicine that most physicians are not well-versed in. Primary care physicians do not routinely check testosterone levels, let alone Free Testosterone or Sex Hormone Binding Globulin (SHBG) levels.
Most are unfamiliar with the medical workup necessary to make the diagnosis and how to properly monitor patients under treatment. Many are hesitant to treat symptomatic patients with “Low Normal T”. Testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) is a primary focus of the Charleston Men’s Clinic.
In-Home or In-Office Treatment
We work with each patient to design a program that meets his specific needs. We treat Low-T using injectable testosterone, topical cream or pellets. You can choose between home or office treatment for the injectable route. Cost is affordable and competitively priced. Clinical progress is carefully followed. Treatment safety is ensured by frequent, comprehensive laboratory monitoring.
How Testosterone Treatment Works
TESTOSTERONE DECLINE
After the age of 30, men begin to experience an average 1% or more per year decline in their testosterone level. This really adds up over time and has significant quality of life effects as we live increasingly longer.