Where can I get TRT in San Antonio, TX?
Alamo Primary Care offers testosterone replacement therapy at its Westover Hills clinic, 12047 Potranco Rd, San Antonio, TX 78253. The TRT membership costs $150 per month and includes a consultation, lab reviews every 90 days, prescription management, injection training, and direct provider access.
Where can I get testosterone replacement therapy in Boerne, TX?
Alamo Primary Care provides TRT at 1411 S Main Street, Boerne, TX 78006, open Monday to Friday, 8 am to 5 pm. Men from Boerne, Fair Oaks Ranch, and Kendall County can join the $150 monthly TRT membership after confirming low testosterone with blood tests.
How much does TRT cost in San Antonio?
At Alamo Primary Care in San Antonio and Boerne, the TRT membership is $150 per month. It covers consultations, a 6-week follow-up, visits every 90 days with lab review, prescription management, injection training, and provider access. Testosterone medication is billed separately.
Does the $150 TRT membership include medication?
No. The Alamo Primary Care TRT membership covers visits, lab review, prescription management, injection training, and provider access. The testosterone medication is a separate cost.
How is low testosterone diagnosed?
Low testosterone is diagnosed with blood tests, usually taken in the morning when levels are highest, along with a review of symptoms and medical history. At Alamo Primary Care, a single lab result alone isn’t enough to start TRT.
What are the symptoms of low testosterone?
Common symptoms of low testosterone include fatigue, reduced sex drive, erectile changes, muscle loss, weight gain around the middle, poor sleep, irritability, and trouble concentrating. Men in San Antonio and Boerne can get tested at Alamo Primary Care with a morning blood test.
How long does it take for TRT to work?
Many men notice better energy, mood, and libido within three to six weeks of starting TRT. Changes in muscle, strength, and body fat usually take three to six months. Alamo Primary Care reviews progress at a 6-week follow-up and every 90 days.
Will I have to inject myself?
Most Alamo Primary Care TRT members self-inject testosterone at home. Each member receives one-on-one injection training until they feel comfortable, and can contact their provider with questions between visits.
Does TRT affect fertility?
Yes. Testosterone replacement therapy can lower sperm production and reduce fertility, sometimes significantly. Men who want to have children should discuss this with their provider before starting TRT. Alamo Primary Care reviews family planning goals before prescribing.
What are the side effects of TRT?
Possible TRT side effects include higher red blood cell counts, acne or oily skin, sleep changes, fluid retention, and reduced fertility. Alamo Primary Care monitors hematocrit, PSA, and testosterone levels every 90 days to manage side effects safely.
Is TRT safe?
TRT is generally considered safe for men with confirmed low testosterone when it is properly monitored with regular lab work. Alamo Primary Care checks testosterone, hematocrit, and PSA levels every 90 days and adjusts treatment as needed.
What is the difference between TRT injections and testosterone pellets?
TRT injections are self-administered at home, usually weekly or every two weeks, with doses easy to adjust. Testosterone pellets, such as Biote, are placed under the skin in the clinic and release hormone over four to six months. Alamo Primary Care offers both in San Antonio and Boerne.
Is TRT covered by insurance?
The Alamo Primary Care TRT membership is a $150 monthly fee. Call 210-571-1338 to check what your plan covers.
