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On Your Side.
All of our doctors are highly experienced, board-certified gynaecologists specialising in hormone health andts, united under the Dr. Sheila de Liz Medical Standard.
Testosterone Therapy.
Testosterone plays an important role in women’s health, as well: for energy, for concentration, for muscle strength, for mood, and especially for libido. During menopause, testosterone levels can drop significantly. Many women notice this change in the form reduced motivation, less desire, less strength or a feeling of not being as resilient as before. During our online consultation, we will assess your symptom, evaluate your test results and, if medically indicated, initiate an appropriate testosterone therapy.
The Forgotten Hormone.
Testosterone levels are measured far too infrequently during menopause. It is even more rare when testosterone deficiencies are properly treated. We're changing that.
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Initial Consultation During your online consultation, your testosterone status will be expertly assessed, and your therapy will be medically prepared. You will also learn how to use the medication and what’s important to know when getting started.
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Receiving Medication & Starting Therapy We will issue your prescription and send it to our partner pharmacy. Your medication will then be delivered to your home so you can begin using it.
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Continuing Care & Support The first follow-up appointment should ideally take place after about 4 weeks. During this appointment, we will discuss your experiences and adjust the dosage individually.
Frequently Asked Questions about Testosterone Therapy.
For your testosterone consultation, we will require the following values in advance: total testosterone, SHBG and 17-beta-estradiol. Please upload the corresponding results to the patient portal no later than 48 hours before your appointment.
No. At the dosages used for women, masculinising effects are not to be expected given correct use. We work with bioidentical preparations in low, individually adjusted doses.
Some countries (such as Australia and the UK) have approved specific testosterone creams (e.g., AndroFeme) formulated and dosed specifically for women. In other countries, like Germany, where there is currently no testosterone preparation designed specifically for women, treatment can be carried out under so-called “off-label use”. This is not an uncommon practice in medicine. It is, however, important that the application is explained by a doctor, the dosage is carefully determined and the treatment remains monitored throughout its course.