Low Testosterone Treatment in Green Bay, WI

If you have noticed that your energy is not what it used to be, that your motivation has dropped, that your libido has declined, or that you just do not feel like yourself anymore, you are not imagining it. These are real, physiologic changes that deserve a real medical evaluation.

The testosterone and men’s hormone program at Urology Associates of Green Bay provides thorough, individualized evaluation and treatment for low testosterone and related symptoms. Your care is overseen by board certified urologists in a private practice setting. We do not make money selling you medications at a markup. We help you find the right therapy at the best available price.

This is not a pop up testosterone clinic or a telehealth subscription service. This is a urology practice with decades of experience, offering face to face evaluation and long term follow up.

Low testosterone is a clinical diagnosis, meaning it requires both symptoms and laboratory confirmation. We start with a detailed history of your symptoms, medical history, and medications, because many factors beyond testosterone can affect how you feel. We then check a morning total testosterone level, which is the standard screening test. Depending on the clinical picture, we may also check free testosterone, LH, FSH, prolactin, and other labs to help distinguish between primary and secondary causes of deficiency. This matters because the underlying cause can influence which treatment approach is most appropriate.

We treat symptoms, not numbers. If your total testosterone is 280 and you feel fine, you do not need treatment. If your total testosterone is 340 and you are struggling with fatigue, low libido, and brain fog, a conversation about treatment is absolutely warranted. Population reference ranges are averages, not individual thresholds.

Testosterone replacement is not always the first step, and it is never the only step. Meaningful improvements in energy, body composition, mood, and even testosterone levels can often be achieved through lifestyle modifications alone or in combination with therapy.

We discuss nutrition strategies that support hormonal health, including adequate protein, healthy fats, and key micronutrients such as zinc, vitamin D, and magnesium. We review sleep quality, which has a direct and well documented impact on testosterone levels. We discuss resistance training, one of the most effective natural ways to support testosterone and improve body composition. And we address weight management, because excess body fat promotes the conversion of testosterone to estrogen through aromatization and contributes to a cycle of hormonal imbalance.

We are honest about supplements. Some have reasonable evidence behind them and some do not. We help you separate marketing from science and avoid wasting money on products that are unlikely to help.

If testosterone replacement therapy is appropriate, we offer multiple delivery methods and work with you to find the one that fits your lifestyle, your preferences, and your response to treatment.

Topical gels are applied daily and provide steady absorption throughout the day. They are convenient and well tolerated, though they do require attention to skin contact with partners and children until the gel has dried. Injectable testosterone is administered on a regular schedule, and most men learn to self inject at home after an initial teaching session in our office. Testosterone pellets are placed under the skin every three to six months, providing steady release without daily or weekly dosing. Oral testosterone options are also available.

Dosing is not standardized. We start at an appropriate dose based on your levels and symptoms, then adjust based on how you feel and what your follow up labs show. The goal is symptom improvement at the lowest effective dose, not chasing a target number. Follow up labs monitor for side effects including elevated hematocrit, PSA changes, and metabolic parameters.

We are not a subscription service. We do not sell supplements out of our office. We do not upcharge on medications, injections, or tablets. We do not require unnecessary recurring lab panels. And we do not treat every man who walks through the door with testosterone. We evaluate you thoroughly, make a diagnosis, and build a treatment plan based on what you actually need. Your care is overseen by board certified urologists who can manage the full spectrum of men’s health, from hormones to sexual health to surgery.