Men’s Health & Hormone Therapy

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Testosterone therapy is not appropriate simply because a testosterone number is low. We consider symptoms, laboratory results, medical history, and other potential causes before determining whether treatment is appropriate.

Tell us before starting treatment. Testosterone therapy can suppress sperm production and may not be appropriate for men who are actively trying to conceive or want to preserve fertility. Other treatment approaches may be considered depending on your situation.

No. The appropriate treatment depends on your individual circumstances. Testosterone therapy is one option, while medications that stimulate your body’s own testosterone production may be appropriate for some men.

That depends on where you are in treatment and your individual risk factors. More frequent monitoring may be appropriate when starting or changing treatment, while stable patients generally require less frequent monitoring.

Often, yes. Recent outside laboratory results may be accepted when they include the information needed for your evaluation and are clinically appropriate.

No. Laboratory testing is separate. You may use your PCP and insurance, or CuraCore can arrange testing through Labcorp for $150 when appropriate.

If clinically appropriate, additional medications may be prescribed separately. We keep these medications reasonably priced rather than building significant additional margin into them.