Frequently Asked Questions
About TRT Clinic
TRT Clinic is an Irish medical facility dedicated to men who believe they may have low testosterone or are experiencing symptoms consistent with low testosterone levels.
Do I need a prescription for TRT?
Yes, all of our testosterone treatments are via prescription.
Can I use any pharmacy?
Yes, you can take your prescription to a pharmacy of your choosing.
What types of testosterone can you provide?
We offer a variety of testosterone options including injectables (Enanthate, Cypionate, Sustanon, Nebido), gels, and creams.
Do you offer HCG to patients?
Yes, we provide HCG either alongside TRT or as a standalone treatment.
How are blood tests handled?
Blood tests are drawn in-clinic by one of our doctors to ensure accurate and quick results.
Can you supply injection materials?
We recommend and supply the best injection materials for your treatment.
Do you offer injection tutorials?
Yes, our doctors will demonstrate how to safely administer your injections.
What should I do if I see blood in the needle?
Do not inject. Withdraw the needle and try again in a different location ensuring you aspirate before injecting intramuscularly.
Do I have to inject testosterone?
No, we also offer gels and creams for those who prefer not to inject.
How often would I need to inject on TRT?
Most patients inject twice or three times per week for best results.
Where can I find more information on TRT?
You can read our comprehensive TRT guide available on our website. Click here to learn more.
What is TRT
TRT stands for Testosterone Replacement Therapy, which aims to restore testosterone levels to a healthy range.
What are the symptoms of low testosterone?
Symptoms may include low libido, premature ejaculation, erectile dysfunction, brain fog, increased body fat, reduced muscle mass, and lack of vitality and energy.
How can I get started with TRT?
The first step is to attend the initial consultation at one of our clinics to determine if you have low testosterone levels. Click here to book online.
What are “normal” levels of testosterone?
Can I increase the dosage of my medication?
What should I do in an emergency?
In an emergency, call 999 or go to your nearest A&E department.
How do I contact the doctor?
Patients can contact us by phone or email to arrange an appointment. If you’re not a patient, please call or email us to learn more.
What do I need to start treatment?
You’ll need an initial consultation at one of our clinics and a second consultation to discuss the results of your testosterone blood test. The second consultation can be done online.
Why do you recommend HCG on TRT?
HCG helps maintain testicular size, testosterone production, and sperm production among other benefits.
Are Aromatase inhibitors needed on TRT?
Not always, but they may be required for some men depending on their body’s response.
What’s the difference between cypionate and enanthate?
Cypionate has a longer half-life and is easier to inject. Enanthate has a shorter half-life and is released into the body more quickly.
Can I stop TRT?
You can stop TRT, but you may lose its benefits. Using HCG while on TRT can make stopping easier without losing natural testosterone production.
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TRT Clinic is an Irish service dedicated to supporting men who may suffer from low testosterone or are experiencing symptoms consistent with low testosterone levels.
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