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About 35% of patients on the AlphaMD platform come from other clinics. The provider overseeing your care can continue your regimen, review current labs, and/or adjust your regimen if it's not working ... See Full Answer
Yes. Through AlphaMD, a licensed provider can evaluate you and help you transition from UGL/self-treatment. Like any aspect of your health, it is best to know what you are getting and monitoring appro... See Full Answer
Providers on the AlphaMD platform find that ~90% of men get best results with twice weekly injections. The remaining ~10% have different injection frequencies ranging from once/wk, EOD, 3x/wk, and dai... See Full Answer
At AlphaMD, we're here to help. Feel free to ask us any question you would like about TRT, medical weightloss, ED, or other topics related to men's health. Or take a moment to browse through our past questions.
Fall is here, and AlphaMD’s Fall Reset gives new patients a limited-time way to explore whether TRT may be appropriate for them: 50% off the consultation and 50% off the first month of TRT if prescribed. Use promo code FALL50.
Summer is over. Schedules are settling back into place. The holidays are still a few months away. And there is plenty of year left to stop putting your health on the back burner.
For a limited time, new patients can get:
Fall has a way of bringing structure back. Vacations wind down. Routines return. Workouts become more consistent. The end of the year starts coming into view.
That makes the new season a natural time to take stock of how you have actually been feeling.
Maybe your energy has changed. Maybe workouts take longer to recover from. Maybe your libido, motivation, body composition, or general sense of drive does not feel the way it used to.
Those symptoms do not automatically mean you have low testosterone. Sleep, stress, medications, thyroid conditions, mood disorders, and other health issues can cause similar changes. A licensed clinician must look at your symptoms, medical history, and lab results to determine what may be going on and whether treatment is appropriate.
The goal of an evaluation is clarity, not a guaranteed prescription.
Through AlphaMD, you can complete the intake process and meet remotely with a licensed clinician. The clinician reviews your symptoms, health history, and laboratory results before discussing the appropriate next step with you.
If TRT is prescribed, the clinician overseeing your care creates and monitors your treatment plan. If TRT is not appropriate, the evaluation can still help you stop guessing and understand what to discuss next with a healthcare professional.
If you want more context before you begin, AlphaMD’s guide to why low testosterone cutoffs differ explains why a number alone does not tell the whole story.
It is easy to wait for the “right time.”
After vacation.
After summer.
After things calm down at work.
After the holidays.
Then another few months disappear.
The Fall Reset is an opportunity to move the question from “I wonder what is going on?” to “Now I have more information.”
Getting evaluated does not commit you to treatment. It gives a licensed clinician the information needed to discuss whether TRT may be appropriate for your individual situation.
For a limited time, AlphaMD is offering new patients:
Use promo code FALL50 during registration.
This promotion is available to new patients only. The discount does not guarantee eligibility, a diagnosis, treatment, medication, or a prescription. A licensed clinician determines whether TRT is medically appropriate after reviewing the required information.
The consultation discount and, if prescribed, the first-month TRT discount are for new patients and are available for a limited time.
There is still plenty of year left.
If you have been thinking about checking your testosterone levels or discussing symptoms that have been bothering you, fall is a good time to get more information.
Start with the evaluation. Talk with a licensed clinician. Then decide what makes sense for you.
Your Fall Reset starts here. Use code FALL50 to save 50% on your consultation and 50% on your first month of TRT if prescribed.
Offer available to new patients only for a limited time. Treatment requires medical evaluation, and a licensed clinician determines eligibility and whether to prescribe TRT. Individual eligibility and treatment recommendations vary.
At AlphaMD, we're here to help. Feel free to ask us any question you would like about TRT, medical weightloss, ED, or other topics related to men's health. Or take a moment to browse through our past questions.
About 35% of patients on the AlphaMD platform come from other clinics. The provider overseeing your care can continue your regimen, review current labs, and/or adjust your regimen if it's not working ... See Full Answer
Yes. Through AlphaMD, a licensed provider can evaluate you and help you transition from UGL/self-treatment. Like any aspect of your health, it is best to know what you are getting and monitoring appro... See Full Answer
Providers on the AlphaMD platform find that ~90% of men get best results with twice weekly injections. The remaining ~10% have different injection frequencies ranging from once/wk, EOD, 3x/wk, and dai... See Full Answer
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