Have you been feeling like you have low energy or extra stressed? Does it take days or more after sex before you have the energy to do it again? Chances are high that you are suffering from a lack of testosterone. You are not alone.
Most men notice a slow & steady decline of testosterone starting after the age of 30. Low levels of testosterone can affect your relationship, career, and overall health or self-confidence.
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Prerequisites For Testosterone Treatment
- Screening labs must be done at a local anonymous or public clinic
- Testosterone levels less than 700
- Monthly check-ups
The treatment plan may include Testosterone Injections and HCG.
Testosterone Treatment is a self-pay option only, we do not accept insurance.
Decline Of Testosterone In Men Over The Last 30 Years
Did you know that 30 years ago, around the 1980s, the average 30-year-old man’s testosterone level was around 700? Today, the average 30-year-old man’s testosterone level is around 400. Below 400 is considered a health risk, because low testosterone has been it is medically linked to an increased risk of heart disease.
Who Has The Lowest Levels Of Testosterone?
- Men who are married with kids and over 30 years old
- Men who are married over 30 years old
The everyday stress of life with kids and marriage have produced men with testosterone levels as low as 10, a man with a level of 200 or lower may feel like a walking zombie.
If you are developing or have a ‘daddy belly’, chances are high you also have low testosterone.
Things That Affect Testosterone Levels
- Relationship stress; arguing, fighting, resentment, etc.
- Things like a stressful job or excessive alcohol drinking can greatly affect a man’s testosterone level
- Studies have shown that married men with children have the lowest testosterone levels.
Not feeling like you should? Call our Wichita number for help. Call (316) 425-9002.
How Much Does Testosterone Treatment Cost?
It varies per person, however, compared to other medical clinics in Wichita and the surrounding areas, we have been known to have cash (non-insurance) prices that are less than other clinics.
Does insurance cover Testosterone Treatment at our clinic? No. And since we are using telemedicine. We accept cards as payment.
Since low levels have been linked to increased risk of heart disease, and heart attacks kill 30% of all men, testosterone treatment therapy is sometimes covered by insurance, however, due to the complexities testosterone treatment causes with insurance companies, like most clinics, we do not take insurance for testosterone treatment. It is cash only.