Tired of Low T Symptoms?
The Right Way to Approach Testosterone Replacement Therapy
It's a common story: you're feeling a lack of energy, a decrease in libido, or just a general decline in your vitality. In today's digital world, it's easy to find an online clinic or a "men's anti-aging" center promising a quick fix with Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT).
While the convenience may be tempting, the truth is that your men's health deserves more than a one-size-fits-all solution. At UroPartners, we believe that true, lasting men's health begins with a comprehensive medical approach from a board-certified urologist.
Here's why choosing a urology expert is the safest and most effective path for TRT and your overall well-being.
The Problem with One-Symptom Clinics
Many specialized weight loss, anti-aging, or online clinics focus on a single symptom—low testosterone—without looking at the entire picture. They might offer a quick blood test and a prescription, but they often lack the deep medical expertise to understand what else might be going on.
“Your symptoms could be a "red flag" for other serious conditions, such as prostate issues, metabolic disorders, or even heart health concerns,” advises Liam McComb, PA-C. A clinic that only treats a single symptom may miss these crucial underlying issues, putting your long-term health at risk.
“Low testosterone affects millions of men in the United States. It tends to occur more in men over 40 years old but can be found in men of all ages. Long term low testosterone can have significant effects on accelerated loss of muscle and bone as well as energy and sex drive. The goal in our practice is to bring testosterone back into the normal range—not above normal, as this is the safest approach. There is no evidence that bringing testosterone into the above normal range is better than just mid-to-high normal.”
– Laurence A. Levine, MD, FACS
The Urologist Difference: A Doctor, Not Just a Provider
A licensed urologist is a medical doctor with years of specialized training in the male reproductive and urinary systems. We don’t just treat symptoms; we diagnose and manage the complex network of systems that affect your health.
When you come to UroPartners for a consultation, you get a level of care that other clinics simply can’t provide:
- Comprehensive Diagnosis: We don’t just check your testosterone. We perform a full health evaluation, including blood work that screens for other conditions and a crucial Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA) test to screen for prostate cancer.
- Holistic Care: A urologist understands the intricate relationship between your hormones, urinary function, prostate, and sexual health. We can tailor your treatment plan to address all aspects of your well-being.
- Safety and Monitoring: Hormone therapy is powerful and requires careful management. We monitor your hormone levels, prostate health, and overall condition to ensure your TRT is safe and effective over the long term.
“We offer a full array of different ways to replace testosterone including pills, shots, topical gels, and long-lasting pellets. I have published several articles in the medical literature in this field. Most exciting now is that we offer a non-proprietary (meaning less expensive) form of subcutaneous testosterone injection which is easy to administer, virtually painless, and has some of the lowest reported side-effects.”
– Laurence A. Levine, MD, FACS
The UroPartners Advantage: We Work with Your Insurance
Another key difference? Transparency and trust. Many specialty clinics operate on a cash-only basis, leaving you with unexpected out-of-pocket costs and no way to get reimbursed by your insurance.
At UroPartners, we are a medical practice dedicated to our patients. We work with your insurance company to provide you with the highest level of care, ensuring your treatment is not only expert but also financially manageable.
Your Health is a Journey, Not a Quick Fix
UroPartners offers a full spectrum of men's health services, from diagnosing and treating erectile dysfunction and enlarged prostate (BPH) to providing care for vasectomies, fertility issues, and more.
Don't fall for the convenience of a clinic that sees your health as a single problem. Take control of your well-being and partner with a urologist who is committed to your complete and lasting health.
Ready to start a conversation about your health? Schedule a consultation with a UroPartners urologist today.
Dr. Laurence Levine is a Professor of Urology at Rush University Medical Center in Chicago. He has dedicated his career to treating male urologic conditions and is very experienced with treating low testosterone.
Liam McComb is a certified Physician Assistant with extensive experience in testosterone replacement therapy.
To schedule an appointment with Dr. Levine or Liam, call (312) 563-5000.
Ready for Relief?
Low sex desire alone may not be caused by low testosterone. However, a patient experiencing a combination of low sexual desire, reduced erectile function, depression, and fatigue should consult a board-certified urologist.
Schedule a consultation with Dr. Levine today. He will thoroughly evaluate your condition and help you determine the treatment options which would be best for you.
