Testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) for men in Pace & across Florida

Signs of low testosterone

Low testosterone (hypogonadism) can cause symptoms that are easy to blame on stress or age, including:

• Low energy and fatigue
• Low sex drive or erectile changes
• Low mood, irritability or poor focus
• Loss of muscle and strength, or increased body fat
• Poor sleep

These symptoms have many possible causes, so we confirm the diagnosis with a proper evaluation and morning blood tests before recommending treatment.

How TRT works at Phoenix Medical Group

• Consultation: a full history, symptom review and discussion of your goals
• Lab work: testosterone levels plus the baseline labs needed to treat you safely
• Your plan: if TRT is right for you, we choose the dose and form that fits your life
• Monitoring: follow-up visits and periodic labs (such as testosterone levels and blood counts) to keep treatment safe and effective

Treatment options

Depending on your labs, health history and preference, options may include:

• Testosterone injections
• Topical testosterone creams
• Troches (dissolve between the cheek and gum)
• Oral capsules or tablets

We prescribe FDA-approved brand-name products and, when clinically appropriate for you, compounded formulations from a licensed compounding pharmacy. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved and have not been evaluated by the FDA for safety, effectiveness or quality.

Things to know before starting

Testosterone therapy can reduce sperm production and fertility, so tell us if you are planning to have children. TRT is a long-term treatment that requires regular monitoring, and it is not right for everyone — we’ll talk through the benefits and risks for your situation.

Pricing

Hormone therapy visits are $149. We’ll review the cost of labs and your medication with you before you start. No insurance needed.

Medically reviewed by Amanda R. Vincent, MSN, APRN, FNP-BC, FNP-C · Updated October 2026. This page is general information, not medical advice; treatment is prescribed only when clinically appropriate after an evaluation.