Scottsdale BHRT Pellet Therapy For Men With Low Testosterone & Fatigue Launched
Nov 13, 2023
Key Takeaways
- Get Well Scottsdale has updated its bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT) services for men experiencing low testosterone symptoms.
- The new hormone pellet therapy specifically targets the symptoms of andropause, protecting against arthritis, cardiovascular disease, and osteoporosis.
- Healthline reports that up to 5 million American men could be experiencing low testosterone, with as many as 39% of older men having significantly low levels.
- The HRT treatment involves implanting a pellet beneath the patient's skin, slowly releasing hormones into the body for around 5 months.
- Get Well Scottsdale uses blood test data to customize BHRT treatment plans, delivering the optimal amount of bio-identical testosterone into the bloodstream with minimal side effects.
Get Well Scottsdale (480-607-6503) has announced updates to its bioidentical hormone replacement therapy services for men experiencing low testosterone symptoms.
Scottsdale, United States - November 13, 2023 /PressCable/ —
Get Well Scottsdale’s new hormone pellet therapy solutions specifically target the symptoms of andropause (male menopause) at their source, in addition to protecting against arthritis, cardiovascular disease, and osteoporosis.
More information is available at https://www.getwellscottsdale.com/hormone-therapy
With the latest service update, the healthcare team can customize BHRT (bio-identical hormone replacement therapy) treatment plans to combat low testosterone and andropause. Most common in men aged 40 or above, these conditions can affect cognitive and sexual functions, manifest as low libido or depression, cause insomnia and infertility, reduce bone density, and slow the metabolism.
According to Healthline, up to 5 million American men could be experiencing low testosterone, with reports showing as many as 39% of older men have significantly low levels. While testosterone naturally decreases in men after age 30, the effects of low testosterone can put the health of sufferers at risk, causing more serious conditions such as osteoporosis and poor immunity against disease.
Get Well Scottsdale’s HRT treatment involves implanting a pellet the size of a grain of rice beneath the patient's skin, which slowly releases hormones into the body. This will alleviate the effects of andropause for around 5 months, eliminating the need for daily pills or creams that may otherwise be forgotten.
Using blood test data to identify hormonal deficiencies, Get Well Scottsdale will tailor the pellet dosage so that it delivers the optimal amount of bio-identical testosterone into the bloodstream.
The pellet contains plant-derived hormones biologically identical to the ones naturally produced by the body, minimizing adverse side effects and promoting effective absorption. BHRT patients report increased energy levels, libido, and muscle mass after their treatment.
About Get Well Scottsdale
With doctorates in nutrition and naturopathy, Dr. Nicole Turcotte combines alternative medicine, fitness, and lifestyle plans to help patients overcome chronic fatigue, loss of libido, and age-related disorders. She has been board-certified by the American Naturopathic Medical Certification & Accreditation Board and the Alternative Medical for the National Association of Nutritional Professionals. In addition to BHRT, her practice develops functional medicine treatment plans for sufferers of erectile dysfunction, hypothyroidism, and fibromyalgia.
More information can be found by visiting https://www.getwellscottsdale.com/hormone-therapy or by calling 480-607-6503.
Contact Info:
Name: Nicole Turcotte
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Organization: Get Well Scottsdale
Address: 14300 N Northsight Blvd Suite 128, Scottsdale, AZ 85260, United States
Phone: +1-480-607-6503
Website: https://www.GetWellScottsdale.com
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