A number of men who have received an assessment of the state of the male change of life, or Andropause, usually wonder "is there any choice other than using replacement hormone, TRT?" The answer depends on the cause, the level of the hormones, and the specific context of each individual. But in many cases, the approach of restoring the male change of life directed at caring for the environment of the cells, the vascular system, and the structure of the pelvic floor may be a choice that can be considered after suitable assessment.
This article will summarise the approach to restoring the male change of life without relying on replacement hormone TRT at PYONG MEN, together with the frame of consideration and the limitations that should be known before beginning a plan of care.
What is TRT, and when may it be suitable?
Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) is the giving of the hormone testosterone as a replacement in those whose level of the hormone is below the criterion, together with having symptoms that clearly correspond to a state of low male hormone.
In a case where the doctor assesses that TRT has suitable indications, PYONG MEN may consider the use of the hormone testosterone of the skin-applied gel kind, such as AndroGel, which is a form in which the hormone is gradually absorbed through the skin into the body, and which must be under the care of a doctor with suitable follow-up of the blood results.
However, it is not the case that every patient must always begin from TRT, particularly in a case where the level of the hormone is still in a range in which other accompanying factors can be assessed, or where the patient has a context in which other choices should be considered as well.
The concept of restoration that does not use TRT
The approach to restoration that does not use TRT at PYONG MEN does not have the goal of "replacing" the hormone directly, but emphasises supporting the systems and the environment connected with the working of the male body, such as the system of the capillaries (Microcirculation), the environment at the cell level, and the structure of the muscles of the pelvic floor.
This concept is directed at the body having an environment favourable to the response of the various systems suitably, particularly in those who have symptoms connected with energy, sexual capacity, the circulation of blood, or degeneration of the tissue as well.
That said, this approach does not replace TRT in a case where TRT is a clinically necessary treatment, but may be an initial choice or a supplementary approach for some groups of patients, after they have received a complete assessment of the level of the hormones, metabolic health, and factors specific to the individual.
The medical technologies used in this approach
Superdose Activated Purified Growth Factor
A procedure of injecting a biological substance extracted at high concentration, in order to support the repair of the cells and restore the working of the vascular system at a deep level, which may help the environment at the cell level respond to the hormones better.
Transrectal QMR (Quantum Molecular Resonance)
A procedure of inserting equipment through the anus in order to send energy waves that restore the working of the prostate gland and the structures of the reproductive system from within, without heat.
High-Precision Focused Shockwave Therapy (f-ESWT)
Shock waves at a particular point, used in order to dissolve fibrous tissue and stimulate the creation of new blood vessels in the penis and the pelvic floor. Suited to cases where there are accompanying symptoms of capacity related to the vascular system.
Advanced Pelvic Neuro-Vascular Protocol
The use of electromagnetic technology (PMS) together with light energy (High Power Laser) in order to restore the muscles of the pelvic floor and reduce inflammation at the microscopic level.
Who may be suited to the approach of restoration without using TRT?
The approach of restoring the male change of life without using TRT may suit those who have symptoms of the state of the male change of life but do not yet need to begin replacement hormone directly, or who have accompanying factors connected with the vascular system, the environment at the cell level, and the muscles of the pelvic floor.
That said, the suitability must be assessed from the level of the hormones, the results of the metabolic tests, health overall, and the symptoms specific to the individual. The doctor will be the one who considers whether this approach is suitable as an initial choice, a supplementary choice, or whether another approach should be considered instead.
The approach to care at PYONG MEN
At PYONG MEN, the plan of care for the state of the male change of life without relying on replacement hormone TRT is designed according to the severity of the symptoms, the results of the clinical assessment, and the specific context of each individual, not by choosing procedures in separate parts.
In cases requiring care complete in many dimensions, the doctor may consider injecting Growth Factor several times, together with Transrectal QMR and Focused Shockwave at a suitable frequency, and the Advanced Pelvic Neuro-Vascular Protocol, in order to support restoration at the cell level, of the vascular system, and of the muscles of the pelvic floor.
In some cases, the doctor may design a standard plan using the injection of Growth Factor together with a programme of technology stimulating at a deep level, in order to support the response of the tissue and the related systems.
For cases at an early stage, or where it is not yet necessary to use procedures in every dimension, the plan may emphasise a preliminary programme of technology and physiotherapy of the pelvic floor, in order to support structural restoration suitably.
The length of time in care in general is about 2–3 months, and the doctor will design the plan only after a complete assessment, so that the approach to care corresponds to the cause of the symptoms and to what is suitable for the individual.
The limitations and what should be understood together
The approach to restoration that does not use replacement hormone TRT is not suitable for everyone, and does not have the goal of replacing treatment with hormones in a case where the doctor assesses that TRT is the necessary or most suitable clinical choice.
Choosing the approach to care should be considered together with the doctor, with reference to the results of the assessment of the level of the hormones, metabolic health, the severity of the symptoms, other accompanying factors, and the goals of each patient.
Since the response to restoration may differ in each individual, this approach should therefore be looked at as a process requiring assessment, follow-up, and continuous adjustment of the plan, rather than expecting a certain outcome that is the same in every case.
In brief
- The approach of restoring the male change of life that does not use TRT is not directed at replacing the hormone directly, but emphasises supporting the environment at the cell level, the vascular system, and the structure of the pelvic floor connected with men's health
- The instruments that may be considered in the plan of care are Superdose Activated Purified Growth Factor, Transrectal QMR, Focused Shockwave, and the Pelvic Neuro-Vascular Protocol
- The plan of care is designed according to the results of the assessment, the level of the hormones, the severity of the symptoms, and the specific context of each individual
- The length of time in care in general is about 2–3 months, the response possibly differing in each case
- This approach should be considered only after a complete assessment, and does not replace TRT in a case where the doctor assesses that TRT is the clinically suitable choice, with PYONG MEN possibly considering the use of the hormone testosterone of the skin-applied gel kind, such as AndroGel, under the care and the follow-up of a doctor
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
1. Can the male change of life really be restored without using TRT? It may be considered in some cases, depending on the cause, the level of the hormones, and the specific context of each person. The doctor will be the one who assesses which approach is suitable after a complete examination.
2. How does this approach differ from TRT? TRT is the giving of replacement hormone directly, while the approach at PYONG MEN is directed at supporting the environment of the systems connected with the working of the hormones. The two approaches therefore have different principles and are not choices that compete directly. Considering which approach should be used should depend on the results of the doctor's assessment.
3. How long does it take for a change to be seen? The length of time in responding depends on the cause, the severity, and the specific conditions of each individual. The programme designed usually covers a period of about 2–3 months.
4. Are these procedures safe? The procedures used are carried out under the assessment of specialist physicians. The suitability and the safety are considered before the approach is chosen in each case.
5. If it is done, must it be continued for ever? It depends on the specific context of each person. After the preliminary programme is finished, the doctor may consider the approach to care in the next period together with the patient, according to the result that can be assessed.