New Menspro Low Testosterone

Depression
Hair loss
Weight gain
Erectile Dysfunction
Loss of sex drive
Sleep Apnea

Muscle Loss
Fatigue
Decreased Energy
Increased Irritability
Memory Loss

1987

The year it all started

Since 1987, male testosterone levels in America have been dropping. About 1% per year. The Massachusetts Male Aging Study tracked nearly 1,700 men and confirmed it.

Most men think it’s stress, age, or "getting older." It's not. It's a measurable hormone deficiency with a measurable treatment.

The guys who figure this out early get their bodies back. The guys who wait keep telling themselves it'll pass. It doesn't.

Travison TG, et al. "A Population-Level Decline in Serum Testosterone Levels in American Men." J Clin Endocrinol Metab. 2007;92(1):196-202.

Dragging through the afternoon
Sleep that doesn't restore you, no matter how many hours you get
Focus is gone by 2pm, feels like you’re living underwater.
Mood swings, irritability, or a low-grade funk you can't explain
Sex drive that was automatic. Now it's an afterthought
Gaining weight in places you don't want to, even with effort
Workouts that used to work, don't anymore

Kent Martinez

2 months ago

I recommend any one having E D issues contact the Tn Men’s Clinic as the staff& Dr’s are very knowledgeable and wil insure your issues are addressed and medically taken care of.

Stelth Moss

2 months ago

Great people to work with, delivered nothing but what was expected

Robert Weaver

2 months ago

Professional! Great atmosphere and services. Doctor and staff prioritize patients and their needs!

Consultation

Short wait times. Visits designed around efficiency. Walk in, get treated, get back to your life. Most visits under an hour.

Get Answers

Your provider reviews your numbers with you that same visit. If your testosterone is low, you'll know exactly how low and what that means for you.

Get a Plan

A treatment plan built for you , your age, your levels, your goals. Not a one size fits all protocol from an algorithm. We use a variety of options, including fertility friendly ones.

Stay Monitored

Regular labs. Ongoing adjustments. No prescribing from an app. We want you to have a relationship with a provider and a team that cares about how you feel. Not just a number.

Men’s-Only Clinics

No mixed waiting rooms. No kids. No awkward check-ins. A space built for men, staffed by people who treat men's health full-time.
Same-Day Labs

Blood drawn on-site. Results reviewed with your provider the same visit. Not two weeks later on a phone call with a nurse you've never met.
Provider Led Evaluation

Low T care is reviewed with a licensed provider. We look at symptoms, labs, health history, and goals before recommending a plan.
Fast & Focused

Short wait times. Visits designed around efficiency. Walk in, get treated, get back to your life. Most visits under 30 minutes.

Energy comes back first.

Not jittery caffeine energy. The kind where you wake up and actually feel rested. Where you get through the day without hitting a wall at 3pm.

The mental fog lifts.

Focus sharpens. Decision-making gets easier. That feeling of operating at 60% capacity goes away.

Muscle tone returns.

Workouts start producing results again. Fat that settled around your midsection starts to respond to effort.

Sex drive comes back.

Not hypothetically. Noticeably.

Mood stabilizes.

The irritability, the short fuse, the low-grade funk. Those aren't character flaws. They're symptoms. And they respond to treatment.

Sleep improves.

Testosterone plays a direct role in sleep quality. Men on TRT consistently report deeper, more restorative sleep.

What is Low Testosterone?

Low Testosterone (Low T) is a men’s sexual health condition. Testosterone is a big part of what makes men, men. Low T is most commonly recognized by the symptoms that it causes from decreased energy to loss of sex drive. For men’s bodies to function properly, they need certain amounts of testosterone. If their testosterone level is low, it’s usually the result of normal aging but sometimes can be a sign of other things. It’s important to seek medical counsel to make sure you’re getting the right treatment for what you need, if anything.

What Causes Low T?

Aging is one of the primary causes of Low T. As a man gets older, his body will typically begin producing less and less testosterone. Even though levels may continue to drop with age, it doesn’t automatically mean that a man will have a Low T problem. But, in most cases, lower testosterone levels do result in various Low T symptoms. There are other factors that can lower Testosterone as well, the foods we eat, plastics in the environment, some medications, and more. Thankfully, there are multiple treatments available that can help get your testosterone levels back to normal allowing for greater energy, sex drive, muscle growth, and wellbeing.

How Is Low T Diagnosed?

By implementing a basic blood test, a doctor can determine testosterone level. Looking at the level number and assessing the symptoms present, a men’s sexual health specialist can help identify a Low T diagnosis and treatment options.

How Is Low T Treated?

There are many different ways to treat Low T. Weekly or bi-weekly injections, creams, pills, and pellets can be given as well. And there are options to help your body increase Testosterone levels more naturally. These therapies can help get a man’s testosterone level back to “normal.” At the Tennessee Men’s Clinic, our team is made up of experienced, men’s sexual health specialists who help men suffering with Low T to take back their health.

Do I need a referral from my regular doctor?

No, you do not need a referral from your regular doctor to schedule an appointment. Our team can evaluate your symptoms, review your lab work, and create a personalized Low T treatment plan based on your needs. If additional medical coordination is needed, we can easily work alongside the rest of your care team to get you where you want to be.

I'm in my 30s. Am I too young to have low T?

No. While testosterone levels naturally decline with age, Low T can affect men in their 30s and even younger. Factors like stress, poor sleep, weight gain, medical conditions, and lifestyle habits can all contribute to low testosterone levels. If you’re experiencing symptoms like low energy, reduced libido, brain fog, or difficulty building muscle, a professional evaluation can help determine whether Low T may be the cause. We recommend having a baseline checked when you turn 18 and every 5 years until 35.

What happens at my first Menspro visit?

During your first visit, you’ll meet with a provider to discuss your symptoms, health history, and treatment goals. We may recommend lab and other testing to evaluate your testosterone levels and overall health. Once your results are reviewed, our team will explain your options and create a personalized treatment plan designed around your needs and lifestyle. All testing is included in your initial $99 office visit.

When will I start feeling different after starting treatment?

Every patient responds differently, but many men begin noticing improvements in energy, mood, focus, and libido within a few weeks of starting treatment. Some benefits may take longer depending on your hormone levels, overall health, and treatment plan. Your provider will monitor your progress and adjust your care as needed to help you achieve the best possible results.

How much does low T treatment cost?

The cost of Low T treatment can vary depending on your personalized treatment plan, recommended lab work, and the type of therapy that’s right for you. During your consultation, our team will review your symptoms, evaluate your hormone levels, and discuss all treatment options along with transparent pricing before you begin care.

Do you accept insurance?

We are an out of network provider.

How fast will I feel a difference?

Is TRT safe?

Will I need to do this forever?

The two primary treatments for Low T are hormone therapy and hormone replacement. These therapies can help get a man’s testosterone level back to “normal.” At the Tennessee Men’s Clinic, our team is made up of experienced, men’s sexual health specialists who help men suffering with Low T to take back their health.

What does it cost?

Do I need a referral?

Will I need to do this forever?

During your first visit, you’ll meet with a provider to discuss your symptoms, health history, and treatment goals. We may recommend lab testing to evaluate your testosterone levels and overall health. Once your results are reviewed, our team will explain your options and create a personalized treatment plan designed around your needs and lifestyle.

Why not just go to my regular doctor?

You used to be the guy who had energy for everything.

Talk to a licensed men's health physician , free & confidential

Why Seek
Treatment for Low T?

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