TRT can help men with clinically low testosterone address energy, mood, body composition, and sexual health concerns. This guide explains how TRT is evaluated, what treatment looks like, and how AuraRX fits into the process.

What Is TRT?

Testosterone Replacement Therapy supplements testosterone in men who have confirmed low levels and related symptoms. It’s available in several delivery methods (injections, gels/creams, patches, pellets). Only a licensed provider can determine if TRT is appropriate.

Signs & Symptoms That May Prompt Testing

Low energy, decreased libido, erectile changes, depressed mood, increased body fat, reduced muscle mass/strength, or trouble with focus. These signs can have many causes—testing is essential.

How Eligibility Is Determined

1. Consultation: Review symptoms, history, and medications.

2. Labs: Typically include total and free testosterone (morning draw), plus CBC, lipids, LH/FSH, SHBG, PSA (as appropriate).

3. Assessment: Provider interprets results alongside symptoms to determine candidacy and risks.

Treatment Options & Monitoring

• Delivery Methods: Weekly/bi‑weekly injections, daily transdermal gels/creams, patches, or longer‑acting pellets.

• Follow‑ups: Regular check‑ins and repeat labs to adjust dose and monitor hematocrit, lipids, PSA (as medically appropriate).

• Lifestyle: Sleep, nutrition, and training improve outcomes.

Potential Risks & Considerations

Possible acne/oily skin, fluid retention, elevated hematocrit, fertility suppression, gynecomastia, or changes in lipids. Discuss personal/family history (e.g., prostate health, cardiovascular risk) with your provider. Only a licensed clinician can weigh benefits vs. risks for you.

How AuraRX Works

1. 100% virtual consult with a board‑certified provider.

2. At‑home or local lab testing with results review.

3. Personalized plan if clinically appropriate, plus ongoing monitoring.

4. Home delivery for medications when prescribed.

FAQs

How long to feel results? Many notice changes in 4–12 weeks; body composition changes can take longer.
Do I need lifelong therapy? Depends on underlying cause and goals—your provider will advise.
Can I stay fertile on TRT? Some patients discuss alternative regimens; only your provider can advise.

Medical disclaimer: This article is for education only and isn’t medical advice. Only a licensed provider can determine treatment suitability.