Yes. We have seen this numerous times. Many of our patients come to us after having being off TRT for awhile for one reason or another. When we compare labs, their testosterone levels are back to thei... See Full Answer
Your lab results look good considering your dose. However, considering the half-life, you usually are better off waiting 7-8 weeks after starting to get labs. At 4 weeks your levels haven’t stabilized... See Full Answer
This ends up happening to a lot of men who transition to TRT specialists. I don't know about all clinics, but for us we take on patients who are already on TRT. Typically we look at a previous Testost... See Full Answer
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There are before-and-after photos… and then there are before-and-after labs.
Many men come to AlphaMD with the same story:
“I don’t feel like myself anymore—but my doctor says my labs are normal.”
Meet Mark—a representative patient profile modeled after real results we’ve seen at AlphaMD. His 12-week journey shows what happens when medically-guided testosterone therapy is paired with smart, sustainable lifestyle changes.
This transformation didn’t just show up in the mirror—it showed up in his labs.
Mark is 42, married, working full-time, and raising two kids. He used to be active and sharp, but lately:
MarkerValueTotal Testosterone315 ng/dLFree Testosterone6.3 pg/mLEstradiol19 pg/mLHematocrit42.2%
While technically “normal,” these levels are far from optimal for physical, mental, or sexual health.
After a full evaluation, Mark began a clinically sound, well-structured TRT protocol—modeled after the plans we prescribe to real AlphaMD patients every day.
Within a month, Mark began noticing meaningful shifts—both in how he felt and how he performed:
MarkerValueTotal Testosterone782 ng/dLFree Testosterone22.9 pg/mLEstradiol28 pg/mLHematocrit45.0%
Well within the optimal range—and more importantly, he felt it.
Mark’s physical and mental transformation became more noticeable by the week:
By week 12, Mark felt like himself again—maybe even better.
MarkerBeforeAfterTotal Testosterone315875Free Testosterone6.326.9Estradiol1930Hematocrit42.247.0
Mark’s story is representative—but far from rare. This kind of result is achievable when TRT is properly prescribed, carefully monitored, and combined with supportive lifestyle habits.
It’s not just about increasing testosterone. It’s about rebuilding a man’s ability to show up—with clarity, strength, and drive.
Want to know what your numbers say about your health and performance?
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At AlphaMD, we're here to help. Feel free to ask us any question you would like about TRT, medical weightloss, ED, or other topics related to men's health. Or take a moment to browse through our past questions.
Yes. We have seen this numerous times. Many of our patients come to us after having being off TRT for awhile for one reason or another. When we compare labs, their testosterone levels are back to thei... See Full Answer
Your lab results look good considering your dose. However, considering the half-life, you usually are better off waiting 7-8 weeks after starting to get labs. At 4 weeks your levels haven’t stabilized... See Full Answer
This ends up happening to a lot of men who transition to TRT specialists. I don't know about all clinics, but for us we take on patients who are already on TRT. Typically we look at a previous Testost... See Full Answer
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