12 myths about replacement therapy

There are many myths about the various forms of Replacement Therapy.

If you are currently immersed in one of these treatments and are happy with the results, great! But if you still need it and haven't tried it yet, it may be because some of these myths and urban legends are putting you off.

Today, especially for you, we are going to uncover some of them. Keep reading!

Debunking 12 myths about replacement therapy

1. “It’s going to hurt!”

Not at all. Most patients (around 96%) do not report any symptoms. no kind of discomfort, neither at the time of administration nor in the hours following. In any case, thorough medical monitoring will help to minimise this type of problem.

2. “I’ll get a lot of pimples”

While it is true that acne can occur with replacement therapy (it can make your skin more oily), it is also true that It doesn't have to happenAcne flare-ups during hormone replacement therapy are dose-related and only occur in some people. Hormone-induced acne can easily be remedied by a doctor. All you have to do is tell him or her about the problem.

3. “I will be angry all the time”

4. “The hormone will make my voice sound much deeper and deeper.”

Many people remember how their voice changed during puberty and worry about experiencing a big change again while undergoing treatment. However, and although there are always exceptions, Chances are, if you've already gone through puberty, your voice has reached its maximum depth..

5. “I’m going to go bald!”

Hair replacement therapy will not make you lose your hairHair loss is due to shrinking hair follicles and the sensitivity of hair follicles is determined by genetics, not hormonal treatment!

6. “The treatment is not safe”

False! The administration of this treatment under medical supervision is completely safe and legal.

7. “What about the increased risk of heart attack?”

The reality is that this treatment has been consistently shown to protect against heart disease, prostate cancer, diabetes, brain plaque formation, and loss of energy, libido, and muscle. Sometimes poorly constructed studies are carried out and then publicised for the sake of media sensation. However, the countless positive studies are not published.

8. "The procedure is very long"

Worried about taking a day off work to get the procedure done? No need. Our process couldn't be quicker or easier: a analytics that we did in less than 10' and a medical consultation for your evaluation is all you need to be able to begin your treatment.

9. «The treatment is very expensive»

En Low T Center We strive daily to ensure that price of our Replacement Treatments are as close as possible. Our intention is that these treatments are within reach of any man who needs themIf you want to know more about our prices, you can call us at 902 99 80 70 and our customer service staff will be happy to assist you. If you prefer, you can also open the chat box that appears on this same page and ask us without any problem.

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10. "After administering the treatment, you must rest"

Not at all! Once you have started your treatment, you can return to your normal life, tasks and leisure activities.

11. "I can't treat myself because I'm already taking another form of treatment"

Replacement therapy is an alternative to pills, gels and creams. You can change your treatment regimen at any time. As long as, of course, it is done under strict medical supervision.

12. "In reality, the treatment has little effect"

Quite the opposite: Low sexual desire, weak erections, reduced muscle mass and bone density, or depression are just some of the symptoms and problems of hypogonadism that replacement therapy can solve.. Don't believe it? Check out this one article, either make an appointment and see for yourself!

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Comments

  1. Jose

    Does it serve as a male contraceptive method?

    Reply
    • Low T Center

      No, testosterone replacement therapy does not affect fertility.

      Reply
  2. Bill Johnson

    Can therapeutic use cause gynecomastia? Is it necessary to take anti-estrogens during treatment?

    Reply
    • Low T Center

      Therapeutic use can cause gynecomastia in some people. If this occurs, the use of anti-estrogens is useful. In any case, medical supervision is essential to prevent these cases from occurring.

      Reply
  3. Mark

    Dear good day, what is the cost of the treatment, what are the payment methods, what type of treatment do you perform and how long does each type last?
    Thanks,Marcos

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    • Low T Center

      Good morning, Marcos.

      In our clinics we practice hormone replacement therapy. For more information about the price and payment methods, please contact us at 91 220 40 99 or 96 321 39 26.

      A greeting.

      Reply
  4. jesus navarro

    And what is the price of the diagnostic consultation? Is it for life?
    Because if you take TRT, your own testosterone production is suppressed (something that doesn't bother me. But I would like to know if the prescriptions or how this thing works will be useful for my whole life or if in a year I will find myself without testosterone and without prescriptions)

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  5. Gonzalo Fernandez Casas

    Good morning, I imagine that the use of exogenous testosterone will reduce endogenous production. Does this lead to a reduction in fertility? If so, what is the procedure to follow?

    Reply
    • Low T Center

      Good morning, Gonzalo. The use of exogenous testosterone under medical supervision and when necessary (in cases of hypogonadism) does not necessarily have a negative impact on endogenous production.
      Kindest regards.

      Reply
  6. Edson Felipe Agostinho

    Good morning, I have read that once the treatment is finished the doctor will carry out a new analysis to evaluate if your hormones are at the right levels. Depending on the results of the analysis, the doctor will recommend that you continue with another treatment to stimulate the hormonal production of your system or rest for some time. Ok, so far so good. Now what I want to know is, will your testosterone levels fall again, returning to what they were before (due to age) and then I would have to do TRT again, or not? How exactly does it work once you finish the treatment? By the way, speaking in age, my age is 40.

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    • Low T Center

      Good morning, Edson. A Patient Care agent will contact you to advise you. Best regards.

      Reply
  7. andre rodrigo maita medrano

    Hello, I have a question: I suffer from hypogonadism when I am young and my main problem is fertility. What can I do?

    Reply
    • Low T Center

      Thank you for your comment! If you don't mind, please fill in this form so that we can better address your query and help you with your concerns. Thank you.

      Reply

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