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Low-Dose Testosterone

Meaning

Low-Dose Testosterone refers to a therapeutic regimen that administers exogenous testosterone at concentrations specifically titrated to achieve physiological serum levels, often targeting the upper-normal or supra-physiological range for therapeutic effect, while aiming to minimize adverse side effects. This approach is distinct from supraphysiological dosing and is typically utilized in hormone replacement therapy for men with hypogonadism or in women with documented androgen deficiency. The precise dosage is carefully determined based on individual clinical presentation and frequent laboratory monitoring of free and total testosterone levels.