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Get a comprehensive blood work requisition from our medical team.
If you qualify, our health team contacts you to enrol you into our TRT Program.
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As a man advances in age, testosterone levels begin slowly declining. Common symptoms can include reduced libido, erectile dysfunction, depressed mood, lower sense of wellbeing, reduction in muscle mass, and increased fat accumulation, among others.
Only a blood test which measures total testosterone and related hormones can diagnose whether you have low T.
Testosterone Replacement Therapy brings back your ‘T’ levels to a healthy range, which can result in a reversal of many of the symptoms that result from low testosterone levels.
Benefits include but are not limited to
Testosterone replacement is available in various forms. At Get Gambit, we offer TRT through topical gel applied on the skin, and an injection.
Our 1% testosterone gel is applied once daily and comes in an easy-to-use packet. For those who prefer injecting every 1 or 2 weeks, depo-testosterone (testosterone cypionate) is also available.
From $137.33 per month
Avoid painful needles with this easy-to-apply daily regimen.
From $44.80 per month
Injected in the muscle every 1-2 weeks.
Eligibility for TRT is typically determined through a combination of blood tests and a comprehensive review of your medical history and symptoms by a licensed healthcare provider. Blood tests are used to measure your current testosterone levels, while a thorough assessment helps to rule out other potential causes of your symptoms. Common symptoms of low testosterone include fatigue, low libido, muscle loss, and mood changes.
Regular blood tests are crucial while on TRT to monitor your testosterone levels and ensure they are within a healthy and safe range. They also help to monitor for changes to your health, such as changes in blood lipid levels, other hormone levels, red blood cell count, and prostate health. The licensed healthcare practitioner assessing your case will use the results of these tests to adjust your treatment plan as necessary, ensuring that you receive the most benefit from TRT with the least risk.
Both forms of TRT have similar potential side effects, although the severity and occurrence might vary. Common side effects include acne, oily skin, increased body or facial hair, mood swings, and a potential increase in red blood cell count. Testosterone gel may cause skin irritation at the application site, while testosterone cypionate injections can cause pain or swelling at the injection site.
TRT can potentially impact fertility by decreasing your luteinizing hormone (LH) levels, which in turn decreases sperm production. If you wish to have children in the future, it’s crucial to inform us before starting TRT. Our licensed healthcare practitioners may prescribe hCG in addition to testosterone to help you maintain fertility while on treatment.
To naturally boost testosterone, you may consider lifestyle changes such as regular exercise, a balanced diet rich in zinc and vitamin D, reducing stress through mindfulness practices, and ensuring adequate sleep. Maintaining a healthy weight and reducing alcohol intake can also be beneficial. If you are unsure whether you have low testosterone, our testosterone eligibility assessment is a cost-effective and efficient way to know if you need a boost to your testosterone levels.
If you live with or frequently have close contact with women or children, you should be cautious with testosterone gel as it can transfer to others through skin-to-skin contact, potentially causing adverse effects like hair growth in women or early puberty in children. It’s essential to follow application instructions carefully, cover the application area with clothing once the gel has dried, and wash hands thoroughly after applying. Discuss with your healthcare provider about the suitability of testosterone gel in your situation or explore alternative TRT options like injections.
