This is a lot of effort just to get some testosterone, could I get it elsewhere more easily?

The simple answer is yes. Testosterone is a widely used and abused drug, and many patients who have previously taken TRT from other clinics or used anabolic steroids are surprised to find out how much safety monitoring is involved in prescribing TRT. However, unmonitored testosterone replacement can result in high blood pressure, psychological disturbance, blood clots, strokes, and heart attacks. At H3 Health we are here to make your health and wellbeing our priority, and not just a quick fix.

What happens when I stop TRT?

Unless there are any reversible causes for your low testosterone, (such as obesity, alcohol consumption, some medications etc…), when you stop taking the medication, your testosterone levels will simply go back to what they were before treatment. In a small percentage of patients, we are able to use TRT to help them change their lifestyle enough that they may not need to remain on testosterone replacement, and may be able to produce hormone naturally.

How will I be monitored with TRT?

Every patient on testosterone replacement therapy will be monitored as per the British Society of Sexual Medicine guidelines which advise a 3 and 6-month follow-up. These reviews involve a blood test and doctor review to make sure the medicine is working properly, your treatment is optimised, and it is safe.

My NHS GP says my testosterone levels are “normal”. Does this mean I cannot get testosterone replacement therapy?

All our doctors follow national guidance via the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) or the British Society of Sexual Medicine (BSSM). Accordingly, a normal testosterone level should be between 15-30nmol/l, irrespective of age. In the NHS, the lower limit of testosterone is usually set at around 6-8nmol/l however, there is no specific reason for this. We strongly recommend that all men who are told they have normal testosterone levels, but are symptomatic of testosterone deficiency, should book an appointment to determine whether their total testosterone is actually low. Could it be their free testosterone that’s below target, or is there another issue causing similar symptoms that could be treated?

How much does testosterone replacement therapy cost?

Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) medication costs vary depending on the type of medication used. But for example: Short-acting injections from around £25 per month Gels from £40 per month Long-acting injections £40 per month We also offer single testosterone injectables, topical creams and fertility assistance treatment where appropriate. For Prices please contact us.

Will I always see the same doctor?

Wherever possible you will always see the same doctor as you progress through your treatment with us.

How long will my initial Testosterone Deficiency appointment last?

Your initial consultation will be for approximately 30 minutes.

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Testosterone Deficiency
We are here to help at every step

LOW TESTOSTERONE – WHERE DID MY MOJO, GO?

Manopause. Menoporsche. Midlife crisis.

Whatever people call it, the male menopause (andropause) is oh so real. More than 790,000 men in the UK feel it.

They feel tired and irritable. Lack motivation and enthusiasm. Got the grumps, have poor concentration and trouble sleeping. Build up unwanted fat. Lose their sex drive and endure erectile problems.

And guess what? Most do nothing about it. Even if they do, many doctors rarely investigate these symptoms properly. Or consider them problematic.

But it exists. Ask long-suffering partners of ‘older’ men who sulk off into their man sheds for some ‘me time’.

What’s The Culprit?

Low testosterone. Or Low-T, as its often called. The male sex hormone that’s responsible for fuzzy face hair, muscle growth, sex drive and lust for life. It also affects energy levels, bone density, blood pressure and cholesterol levels.

Now, without wishing to sound depressing, after the age of 30, testosterone drops by about 1% per year. Not always, not every man. But this gradual decrease affects many. And by the age of 50, it can have a profound impact.

Normal Service Is Resumed

There’s good news, though .You don’t have to put up or put off. We can sort it.

We’ll assess each patient as an individual, identify any underlying causes for low testosterone, and offer a range of testosterone replacement therapies and treatments.

Returning your mojo. Rekindling your fire.

Book An Initial Consultation – £195

Think You May Have Low Testosterone?

If you feel you might have low testosterone, use our ADAM (Androgen Deficiency in the Ageing Male) test which will indicate if you may have testosterone deficiency.

Take The ADAM Test Now

WHY H3 HEALTH?

Always Doctors

You’ll only talk to a specialist Doctor

Specialists

Specialists in men’s & women’s health

In-Person or Virtual

Talk face-to-face or consult via video link remotely

Transparent Pricing

Clear, upfront pricing policy

97% Patient Satisfaction

Rated 97% good or very good by patients

Regulated By CQC

Regulated by the Care Quality Commission

Continuity Of Care

Continuity of care with the same Doctor

No Waiting List

No waiting list, so you can be seen quickly

Led By Experts

Dr Jeff Foster is a Men’s Health specialist and is Medical Director and founder of H3Health. He is passionate about raising awareness of all aspects of Men’s Health, and is heavily involved in both teaching and health promotion. Most importantly he is an expert in Testosterone Deficiency and has helped hundreds of men with the condition!

Dr Jeff heads up a team of male doctors at H3 Health – each of whom is also a expert in the field of Testosterone Deficiency. Regardless of which Doctor you wish to see, you can rest assured you are in good hands – as each Doctor is personally chosen and mentored by Dr Jeff.

Meet all of the H3 Health Doctor team

Dr Jeff Foster BSc (Hons), MB ChB, DRCOG, MRCGP
Medical Director & Male Health Lead

WHAT OUR PATIENTS SAY

“Having suffered the impact of Low Testosterone for several years, also being aware of it and it’s effects, I was frustrated with the inability of my GP to take it seriously or even consider any treatment. Having researched potential options, including reading Dr Fosters book, I took the plunge and set up a meeting with H3 health, It was a relief to finally know that I would be listened to and the condition taken seriously. The whole process of the appointment, follow up tests and then treatment was amazing. I now feel like I’m starting to get ‘me’ back. I’d highly recommend H3 Health (and Jeff) to anyone, especially to any Men who are suffering with low T. It’s life changing!”

“This was the first time I have dipped my toe into the world of private health care. I was not sure what to expect. The whole experience has been brilliant from start to finish including the administration, blood test and consultations. I would not hesitate to recommend H3 to anyone. They are excellent to deal with.”

“H3 health was the only practice to see me others I found were put off due to moderate GGT levels. Glad that I was welcomed as a patient to start my journey to feeling whole again.”

H3 HEALTH DO IT BETTER

Many companies offer quick testosterone tests. Both finger-prick and bloods. Unfortunately, they’re not all accurate. And many symptoms overlap with other medical conditions such as thyroid disease, anaemia or even diabetes.

Our specialist doctors work out which tests are suitable for you. If your results show that testosterone replacement therapy is a good option, we’ll decide what type of treatment is best.

You’ll get specialist advice. Jeff, our Medical Director, is an acknowledged expert in Testosterone Deficiency identification and treatment.

SO WHAT NOW?

Let’s chat. Face-to-face or via a remote consultation. Time and date to suit you. Duration is 30 minutes and a male doctor will discuss your symptoms and potential treatment.

Book An Initial Consultation – £195

Testosterone Deficiency
We are here to help at every step

LOW TESTOSTERONE – WHERE DID MY MOJO, GO?

What’s The Culprit?

Normal Service Is Resumed

Think You May Have Low Testosterone?