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If you’ve noticed your hair’s thinning, or it just doesn’t feel quite as full as it once did, it can be frustrating trying to pinpoint

In our previous videos and blog posts, we often discuss how losing weight is a key factor when it comes to treating low testosterone. Here

Introduction In medicine, like so many other human ventures, we are always revisiting what we have considered to be the gold standard for various processes

Introduction Our last two blogs focused on the costs of diagnosis and treatment of symptomatic testosterone deficiency.  You can see that, while you could really

Introduction Hi, I’m Dr. Caplan from Helios Telemedicine for Men.  Last week I talked about the various venues where you can get diagnosis and treatment

Introduction Today will be a comparison of the venues where you can get diagnosed and treated. We will discuss the costs of the medications used

Introduction I’m Dr.Caplan with Helios Telemedicine For Men, and today’s topic is Testosterone Deficiency in a Nutshell. This is a review and by necessity, we’ll

Overview Hi, I’m Dr. Caplan from Helios Telemedicine for Men.  Our topic today is, Testosterone Deficiency Treatment and Fertility You’ve been diagnosed with symptomatic testosterone

Introduction OK, so you’ve been diagnosed with symptomatic testosterone deficiency.  Perhaps you’ve tried the hypothalamus-pituitary-testes stimulation treatment pathway, but you are unlucky and are still

Introduction To Primary Testosterone Deficiency In the normal male, the testosterone levels in the blood are highest in the morning and fall through the day

Causes Of Secondary Testosterone Deficiency Treatment You may think of secondary hypogonadism as symptomatic testosterone deficiency due to any cause outside of the testes, but

Introduction Hi, I’m Dr. Caplan from Helios Telemedicine for Men. Our topic today is, “Treatment of Testosterone Deficiency, a Quick Overview.” OK, so you have

What Is Estradiol & Why Is It Important In Men? Overview Most people think that testosterone is male and estrogen or estradiol is female. But

From time to time, we will suggest some websites that we find helps explain a concept related to the hormones and conditions that we treat

Did you know testosterone regulation is maintained by three primary organs? One is within your brain. Learn more from our Q&A on our website that

Have you heard of Human Chorionic Gonadotropin? It’s a sex hormone made by the uterus during pregnancy which can be used as an adjunct to