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TRT · Undecanoate/Cypionate · Multiple brands · Schedule H

Hormone optimization for clinically diagnosed hypogonadism. Full protocol: bloodwork, endocrinologist evaluation, ongoing monitoring. Not a shortcut — a medically supervised restoration.

₹3,499
/month
Includes doctor consultation, prescription, medication & delivery
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How your protocol works
1
Purchase
Secure checkout via Razorpay
2
Doctor calls
Licensed physician within 2hrs
3
Rx issued
Prescription after evaluation
4
Ships
Delivered within 48hrs
Forms
Injectable/Gel/Oral
Monitoring
Every 3 months
Bloodwork
Required pre-protocol
Duration
Ongoing with supervision
Pharmacology

How TRT restores testosterone

Testosterone replacement therapy addresses hypogonadism by restoring physiological testosterone levels through exogenous supplementation. Unlike performance-enhancement approaches, clinical TRT is dosed to achieve target ranges (450–800 ng/dL) under strict medical supervision.

Androgen Receptor Activation
Binds AR in muscle, bone, brain, restoring physiological testosterone levels and reversing hypogonadal symptoms (fatigue, low libido, mood dysregulation).
HPG Axis Suppression
Exogenous testosterone replaces endogenous production in hypogonadal males. Natural production remains suppressed during therapy; restoration requires careful discontinuation protocols.
Metabolic Effects
Improved body composition, bone density, muscle protein synthesis, mood regulation, and cognitive function — all measurable endpoints of successful TRT.
Evidence

Clinical monitoring standards

TRT efficacy and safety are monitored through regular bloodwork and clinical assessment. These markers guide dosing adjustments and ensure therapy remains within safe physiological ranges.

450–800
Target testosterone range (ng/dL)
Therapeutic goal for hypogonadal men
Every 3mo
Bloodwork frequency
After dose stabilization; annual once steady
PSA + CBC
Key monitoring parameters
Screen for adverse effects; hematocrit monitoring essential
Protocol

The TRT pathway

01
Bloodwork + Evaluation
Testosterone, LH, FSH, prolactin, estradiol, PSA, lipid panel
02
Endocrinologist Consult
Review labs, assess hypogonadism diagnosis, discuss benefits/risks
03
Treatment Initiation
Choose formulation (injectable/gel/oral), begin dosing protocol
04
Ongoing Monitoring
Quarterly labs initially, annual once stable; adjust as needed
FAQ

Common questions

Who qualifies for TRT?
TRT is indicated for men with clinically diagnosed hypogonadism (low testosterone + symptoms). Diagnosis requires both low serum testosterone (usually <300 ng/dL) and clinical symptoms (fatigue, erectile dysfunction, mood changes, decreased libido). This is determined through endocrinological evaluation, not self-diagnosis.
Is TRT legal in India?
Yes. Testosterone is a Schedule H medication in India, legally available with a valid prescription from a licensed endocrinologist or urologist. It is NOT a controlled narcotic. Prescription requires documented hypogonadism diagnosis and ongoing medical supervision.
What bloodwork is needed?
Pre-protocol: Total testosterone, free testosterone, LH, FSH, prolactin, estradiol, lipid panel, PSA, CBC, liver/kidney function. During therapy: Quarterly monitoring includes testosterone levels, hematocrit (polycythemia risk), PSA (prostate cancer screening), and lipids. These bloodwork panels guide dosing adjustments.
What are the side effects?
At physiological doses, TRT is generally well-tolerated. Possible effects include acne, gynecomastia (managed with aromatase inhibitor if needed), polycythemia (elevated hematocrit — managed by reducing dose or donating blood), mood changes, and (rarely) liver changes. Long-term safety requires regular monitoring. Your physician will discuss all risks during consultation.
Can I stop TRT?
TRT can be discontinued, but recovery of natural testosterone production is not guaranteed and may take months. Discontinuation protocols exist to optimize recovery. If you have primary hypogonadism (testicular dysfunction), recovery is unlikely; secondary hypogonadism may recover with proper discontinuation. This is discussed with your endocrinologist before starting.
What's included in the ₹3,499/month protocol price?
The monthly protocol price includes the doctor consultation with bloodwork review, prescription issuance after endocrinology evaluation, testosterone medication (based on your formulation choice), and delivery to your door within 48 hours. Ongoing monitoring bloodwork is separate and arranged through our partners at cost. No hidden fees—what you see is what you pay.
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Ready to restore?

Book a consultation with an endocrinologist to discuss whether TRT is appropriate for you. The first step is bloodwork and diagnosis.

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