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Chronic Fatigue? Low Testosterone Could Be the Culprit
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HOW LOWT CAUSES FATIGUE
Testosterone supports cellular energy production by enhancing mitochondrial function and red‑blood‑cell formation.
When levels dip below 350 ng/dL, oxygen delivery falls, dopamine drops, and cortisol rises—leaving you wiped out even after 8 hours of sleep.
EXPECTED ENERGY GAINS
With HLTHi’s tailored TRT program, you’ll start to feel the difference in your energy almost immediately.
In the first 2–3 weeks, midday crashes become shorter and you’ll lean on caffeine less often.
By weeks 4–6, mornings get easier—waking up feels natural, and your focus carries you well past 3 pm.
And by weeks 8–12, you’ll enjoy sustained, all‑day vitality that powers both your workday and evening workouts.
Week 2–4
Mid‑day crashes shorten; less need for caffeine
Week 4–6
Week 8–12
Sustained all‑day energy; resume evening workouts
SIGNS IT’S LOW‑T (NOT JUST STRESS)
These key markers help you and your clinician distinguish true hormonal deficiency from other factors. Fewer than three spontaneous morning erections per week is a strong sign of androgen deficiency, while a combination of reduced libido and increasing belly‑fat often points to low testosterone compounded by insulin resistance.
If your intimate relationships remain healthy but your interest wanes, psychological causes may be at play. Finally, definitive lab values—total T under 350 ng/dL or free T below 9 ng/dL—provide the objective confirmation needed to guide an effective treatment plan.
Morning erections <3 per week
Androgen deficiency
Libido drop + belly‑fat gain
Normal relationship but disinterest
Hormonal vs. psychological
TotalT < 350 ng/dL or FreeT< 9 ng/dL
Lab confirmation
TRT TREATMENT OPTIONS
HLTHi offers a range of testosterone replacement therapies to fit every lifestyle and treatment goal, all at our transparent, wholesale cost. Whether you prefer the precision of weekly injections or the convenience of a daily topical gel, we’ve got you covered.
For men focused on fertility, oral therapies like enclomiphene or clomiphene help boost your body’s own testosterone production, while hCG injections preserve testicular function. And when estrogen control is needed, low‑dose aromatase inhibitors can be added to fine‑tune your hormone balance.
Whatever your priorities—ease of use, dosing accuracy, or fertility support—HLTHi delivers medical‑grade treatments delivered right to your door.
*Prices fluctuate with pharmacy supply; we always pass through wholesale cost.
HOW HLTHi TREATS LOW‑T LIBIDO ISSUES
From your first click to ongoing follow‑ups, the entire process is handled through our HIPAA‑secure platform. No waiting rooms, no unnecessary appointments just evidence‑based care delivered to your schedule.
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Already have labs? Securely upload them during the visit.
Need new labs? We e‑order a panel through Quest Diagnostics; average turnaround is 24‑48 hours.
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PRICING PREVIEW
HLTHi makes getting started simple and budget‑friendly: for just $49/month you unlock the platform, a $0 video visit connects you with a provider, and you pick the therapy that suits you—either a 10‑week vial of testosterone cypionate ($65) or a 30‑day supply of enclomiphene ($95)—plus essential labs at Quest’s cash rate ($65–$95).
All told, your first‑month outlay lands between $190 and $260, with no hidden fees and everything transparently priced up front.
Membership / Platform
Our Cost: $49/ mo
Competitors: $99–$150 mo
Provider Visit (every3 mo)
Competitors: $150 - $250 every 4 weeks
Testosterone Cypionate (10 wk)
Our Cost: ~$90
Competitors: $150-$200
OR Enclomiphene (30 days)
Our Cost: ~$95
Competitors: $150-$200
Supplies (needles, wipes)
Our Cost: ~$60
Competitors: $120+
3-Month Total
Our Cost: $190 - $260
Competitors: $700+
Common questions you may have about fatigue
How fast will my energy improve after starting TRT?
Many patients report feeling “less fog” and needing one fewer coffee by week 3 as mitochondrial ATP production ramps up.
Objective gains—like shaving 30 seconds off a 1‑mile walk test—appear by week 6–8 once hemoglobin rises. If fatigue persists past 10 weeks, we re‑check ferritin, sleep‑study data, and thyroid to rule out secondary fatigue drivers.
Can I treat fatigue with enclomiphene instead of injections?
Is constant yawning a sign of lowT?
Do I have to quit caffeine?
Will TRT fix brain fog?
Will insurance cover labs?
Are compounding pharmacies safe?
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