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Testosterone therapy in Spring, Texas
Low energy, low libido, or changes in strength?
Get answers—not assumptions.
Fatigue, reduced sex drive, erectile difficulty, mood changes, reduced strength, and trouble focusing can have several causes. We provide private, respectful evaluation to determine whether low testosterone or another health concern may be contributing.
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Initial consultation: $55 · TRT laboratory panel: $199 · Treatment: $169/month
Individual evaluation and clinical eligibility required. Final costs may vary with testing and treatment needs.
Virtual testosterone follow-up visits
Stay connected to your testosterone-care plan from home.
Eligible Texas patients may use secure virtual follow-up visits to review symptoms, laboratory results, treatment response, side effects, and monitoring. An initial evaluation, vital signs, blood work, injections, or certain concerns may still require in-person care.
Your first consultation
What happens at your first visit?
You do not need to arrive with the answers. We start with a confidential conversation about what has changed and how it is affecting your life.
Book Your Testosterone Consultation- 01
Tell us what has changed
We review your symptoms, health history, medications, sleep, stress, sexual health, fertility plans, and goals.
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Discuss appropriate testing
If testing is indicated, we explain which laboratory tests may be helpful and why.
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Understand your results
We explain what the findings mean and whether low testosterone or another concern may be contributing.
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Leave with clear next steps
Your plan may include further evaluation, lifestyle support, treatment discussion, or referral when appropriate.
Low testosterone symptoms
Symptoms worth discussing
Having one or more symptoms does not automatically mean you have low testosterone. Evaluation helps identify what may be contributing.
Persistent fatigue or reduced energyLower libido or changes in sexual interestErectile difficultyReduced strength or muscle changesChanges in body compositionLow mood or reduced motivationDifficulty concentrating or brain fogChanges in sleep or well-being
Low testosterone testing
Symptoms matter. Lab results matter. Both are important.
A proper evaluation considers symptoms, health history, medications, physical findings when appropriate, and reliable laboratory testing. When clinically indicated, confirmation generally includes two separate early-morning total testosterone measurements.
Sleep concerns, stress, medication effects, diabetes, thyroid conditions, mood concerns, vascular health, and other medical issues can cause overlapping symptoms. We look at the bigger picture before recommending care.
A laboratory number is not the whole story.
Treatment is considered only when symptoms, testing, medical history, and clinical judgment support it.
Testosterone replacement therapy
Medical care—not a one-size-fits-all prescription.
If your symptoms, laboratory results, and evaluation support a diagnosis, we can discuss whether testosterone replacement therapy, often called TRT, may be appropriate.
Ongoing monitoring
Follow-up may include symptoms, blood pressure, treatment response, side effects, and clinically appropriate laboratory results.
Home injection care
When medically appropriate, testosterone injections may be prescribed for self-administration at home with education and an individualized monitoring plan.
Planning for children?
Book Your Testosterone ConsultationTestosterone therapy can reduce sperm production. Discuss current or future fertility goals with your clinician before beginning treatment. Alternatives or referral may be appropriate.
Erectile dysfunction evaluation
ED deserves a real medical conversation.
Erectile dysfunction can affect confidence, intimacy, and quality of life. It may be connected to stress, medication effects, diabetes, blood pressure, circulation, sleep, hormone changes, or other health concerns.
We can evaluate potential contributors and discuss appropriate treatment, related health management, or referral when needed.
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Care led by experience
Meet Trudy Asena, MSN, APRN, FNP-C, PMHNP-BC
Trudy is an experienced, double board-certified nurse practitioner who provides individualized evaluation for men’s hormone, sexual-health, metabolic, and general medical concerns. She considers your symptoms in the context of your overall health—not as an isolated laboratory number.
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Know the starting costs before you book.
We explain applicable costs before testing or treatment begins. Clinical eligibility is required.
Testosterone care near you
Conveniently located in Spring, Texas.
Visit Supra Family and Wellness Clinic at 25422 Aldine Westfield Road, Spring, TX 77373, serving men from Spring and nearby North Houston communities.
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Testosterone therapy FAQs
Answers before you book
What are common symptoms of low testosterone?
Possible symptoms include reduced energy, lower libido, erectile difficulty, changes in mood or focus, reduced strength, and changes in body composition. These symptoms can have other causes, so a clinical evaluation is important.
How is low testosterone diagnosed?
Diagnosis considers symptoms or signs together with consistently low testosterone levels. When clinically indicated, confirmation generally includes two separate early-morning total testosterone measurements. Your clinician will determine which tests are appropriate for you.
Do I need a consultation before testosterone treatment?
Yes. Your consultation reviews symptoms, medical history, medications, fertility goals, possible risks, and appropriate laboratory testing before treatment is considered.
Do you offer testosterone injections?
When medically appropriate, testosterone injection treatment may be prescribed for self-administration at home. Education, follow-up visits, and required laboratory monitoring are part of the treatment plan.
Can testosterone therapy affect fertility?
Yes. Testosterone therapy can reduce sperm production. Tell your clinician about current or future fertility goals before starting treatment so appropriate alternatives or referral can be discussed.
Can you evaluate erectile dysfunction?
Yes. We can discuss erectile-function concerns, evaluate potential contributors, and review appropriate treatment options or referrals based on your health history and needs.
How often will I need follow-up visits and labs?
The schedule depends on your diagnosis, treatment, response, and monitoring needs. Your clinician will explain the recommended follow-up plan before treatment begins.
What does testosterone care cost?
The initial consultation is $55, the TRT laboratory panel is $199, and testosterone treatment is $169 per month. Final costs can vary with individual testing and treatment needs.
Start with a confidential testosterone consultation.
We will listen, evaluate the bigger picture, and help you understand your next steps.
Medical content reviewed by Gertrude Trudy Asena, MSN, APRN, FNP-C, PMHNP-BC · September 2026