

TRT is a medical treatment that restores testosterone levels in men with clinically low testosterone. It can improve energy, mood, muscle mass, sexual function and overall vitality when supervised by experienced clinicians.
The only way to confirm low testosterone is through blood testing. Symptoms such as low energy, brain fog, erectile issues, low sex drive, weight gain, or difficulty building muscle may indicate low T, but lab work is essential for diagnosis.
TRT is a medical treatment that restores testosterone levels in men with clinically low testosterone. It can improve energy, mood, muscle mass, sexual function and overall vitality when supervised by experienced clinicians.
At MEDALMA TRT may be prescribed as:
Your doctor will recommend the best option for your needs and lifestyle.
When appropriately prescribed and monitored, TRT can:
Yes—when medically supervised. Unsupervised or improperly managed TRT can carry risks. At MEDALMA, patients are carefully monitored with regular blood testing and clinical follow-up to ensure treatment remains safe and effective.
TRT can lower sperm production and affect fertility. If you plan to have children, discuss this with your doctor. There are alternative treatment options to raise testosterone without suppressing fertility.
TRT is typically a long-term therapy. If you stop treatment, testosterone levels will return to baseline. Your doctor will review your goals and help you make an informed decision about ongoing treatment.
Possible side effects may include increased red blood cell count, acne or fluid retention. Rarely, improper dosing may affect the prostate or cardiovascular system. These risks are minimized through regular monitoring and personalized dose adjustments.
Some men notice improvements in energy and mood within a few weeks. Muscle, fat and sexual health changes may take 2–3 months, with full benefits often seen after 6–12 months of consistent therapy.