When a patient trots off to the doctor - even to the emergency department at the local hospital - it is rare that a technician performs a routine check for testosterone.
Subsequently, male patients may be suffering from medical ailments due to insufficient testosterone levels in the body such as bone loss, reduced muscle mass, and a lack of sperm (for starters!).
In the event the individuals testosterone tests uncover abnormalities a family physician can correct the problem by prescribing AndroGel to boost the levels.
AndroGel is sold at pharmacies by prescription only in packets which constitute a thirty-day supply.
The "gel" is similar to a popular "lubricant"in constituency.
The patient tears open the container and proceeds to dab AndroGel on the skin (usually on the upper chest, forearms, or belly) where it is absorbed in to the bloodstream to work its magic.
Because testosterone affects the male voice (deepens it) and tends to encourage hair growth, don't be alarmed if there are a few body transformations which unfold after administering AndroGel for a week or two as instructed.
AndroGel may be covered by a patients insurance depending on the medical problem which has caused the deficiency to occur.
Stay healthy dudes, eh?
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