Men experience a more gradual loss of hormones, mainly testosterone. The result is andropause, known as the “male menopause.” The symptoms of andropause can make daily life feel like an uphill battle; muscle loss, weight gain, fatigue, trouble sleeping, lower sex drive, erectile dysfunction, memory loss, all take their toll. Because men are living longer, more active lives they are seeking relief from the serious symptoms of hormone imbalance.
BHRT for Men can help relieve:
- Low Libido
- Love Handles
- Reduced Desire for Sexual Relations
- Mood Swings
- Less Energy
- Reduced Muscle Mass
- Decreased Erections
Find Relief with Bio-Identical Hormone Replacement Therapy…
Preventative Medical Clinic of Kohll’s has been helping men and women find relief from symptoms of aging for over 15 years. WE are the leading anti-aging clinic in the Midwest!
Increase your quality of life with BHRT for Men:
- Reduce body fat
- Increase sexual performance
- Reduce stress
- Reduce the effects of aging
- Lower blood pressure
- Lower cholesterol levels
- Improve memory
- Increase lean muscle mass
- Enhances sex drive
- Overall energy increase
The only way to know if you need bioidentical hormone replacement therapy is through specific laboratory testing. There are specific lab panels available to determine if your hormones are imbalanced.
Signs and symptoms of imbalance may include, but are not limited to fatigue, depression, hair loss, weight gain, muscle atrophy, low energy levels, insomnia, mood swings, hot flashes, night sweats, and anxiety. In many cases, hormone imbalances can occur with expected changes in the lifespan, such as menopause and andropause.
Following lab testing, a trained physician will review your results to determine if BHRT is necessary for you. In some cases, BHRT may not be necessary; however lifestyle and environmental factors may change this need over time, so routine testing, along with a preventive health lifestyle is recommended to keep hormones balanced and maintain optimal health.
Check your levels for Estradiol, Free and Total Testosterone, CBC, PSA, TSH Free T3, Free T4, CMP, Fasting Lipid, Cortisol, and DHEA.