Men’s Hormone Health

Low Estrogen vs. High Estrogen in Men

By (Augie) Juan Augustine Galindo Jr. MPAS, PA-C | 03/06/2019 |

The side effects of estrogen often frighten men — like this man here, who is worried, with his hands on his chin — but you don't need to worry about the side effects of estrogen

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Low Testosterone: The Complete Guide — Low T Symptoms and Causes

By (Augie) Juan Augustine Galindo Jr. MPAS, PA-C | 03/01/2019 |

A man trying to decide what to do about his low testosterone after reading a list of symptoms. Talking to a medical provider is the first step toward treatment. Learn more.

Ask the average man to identify some of the most important hormones in his system, and the first one likely to be mentioned is testosterone. Yet, while most men know that it’s their principal hormone and has something to do with masculinity, very few realize exactly what it does, and even fewer understand the health…

TRT and Prostate Cancer

By (Augie) Juan Augustine Galindo Jr. MPAS, PA-C | 03/01/2019 |

The cause of prostate cancer is not well understood. hands with blue prostate cancer awareness ribbon

https://tctmed.com/resource/trt-and-prostate-cancer/

hCG and TRT (Testosterone Replacement Therapy) for Men — hCG and Fertility

By (Augie) Juan Augustine Galindo Jr. MPAS, PA-C | 02/13/2019 |

Doctor and patient handshake with medical equipment on the background. hCG and TRT can sometimes be used to preserve fertility during TRT

It’s not uncommon for men to take hCG while on TRT as hCG provides a number of unique benefits for men on TRT. There is clinical evidence that hCG can preserve fertility in men on TRT. https://tctmed.com/resource/hcg-video/

Low T and ED

By (Augie) Juan Augustine Galindo Jr. MPAS, PA-C | 01/30/2019 |

Low Testosterone and Erectile Dysfunction

Hypothyroidism in Men — Symptoms and Treatment

By (Augie) Juan Augustine Galindo Jr. MPAS, PA-C | 01/23/2019 |

Three senior men in gloves posing with their trainer. Hypothyroidism isn't just a disease that affects women. Men can suffer from underactive thyroid too. Learn more.

Hypothyroidism in Men — Symptoms and Treatment

Male Hypothyroidism: Expert Diagnosis and Treatment in DFW

By (Augie) Juan Augustine Galindo Jr. MPAS, PA-C | 12/27/2018 |

A doctor and a patient sit at a glass table while looking at exam data on a blue clipboard. The doctor gestures with his pen, possibly explaining hypothyroidism treatment available in Dallas- Fort Worth.

Male hypothyroidism is an incredibly troublesome illness that is far more common than men (or doctors) often expect, but treatment is available. Hypothyroidism occurs when the thyroid, a butterfly-shaped gland located in front of your windpipe, fails to produce enough of certain vital hormones that are necessary for many of your bodily systems to function…

hCG Therapy, Low Testosterone, and Male Fertility

By (Bill) William J. White, PA-C | 12/18/2018 |

Syringe of hCG on white glossy surface. hCG is best administered via injection as part of Testosterone Replacement Therapy. Learn more.

https://tctmed.com/resource/hcg-low-testosterone-fertility/

TRT for Men — The Ultimate Guide to TRT for Men

By (Augie) Juan Augustine Galindo Jr. MPAS, PA-C | 11/29/2018 |

The words "hormone therapy" on a piece of paper surrounded by pills and needles. Hormone therapy, especially testosterone replacement therapy, can be complex and should be handled by a trained medical professional. Learn More.

https://tctmed.com/resource/testosterone-replacement-therapy-guide-trt

Fitness Trends in Flower Mound: Fighting Stress

By Glenn Steponaitis, PA-C | 11/15/2018 |

A smiling man in a red t-shirt leads a spin class. Learn about the many exercise trends in Flower Mound.

As working people, we often may feel that the day-to-day stress of our work and home obligations contributes to fatigue, illness, and absences from work. Statistics would support the idea that stress is taking a tremendous toll on our health. Psychology Today reports that 80-90% of medical visits are stress related, but less than 3%…