Bioidenticial Testosterone Replacement Therapy (for Women)
There is a misconception that testosterone is only a male hormone. This is untrue, testosterone is also produced in women by the ovaries. Although the level of testosterone in women is only 10% of the level in men, it rapidly declines during menopause along with estrogen and progesterone.
Board Certified Doctor & Bioidentical Testosterone Hormone Replacement Specialist Sue Decotiis, MD has been offering testosterone replacement therapy for women for over twenty-five years. Medical and scientific studies have proven that testosterone replacement for women can be an invaluable life changer.*
Most women can develop testosterone deficiency during the two to three years preceding menopause, but more commonly during the five years following.
I had an excellent experience with Dr. Sue Decotiis for Bioidentical Testosterone Replacement Therapy for women in NYC. I was struggling with low energy, decreased libido, brain fog, and stubborn weight gain, and I honestly thought it was just part of aging. Dr. Decotiis took the time to run comprehensive hormone testing and thoroughly explain my results.
Her expertise in women’s hormone optimization is truly impressive. As a triple board-certified physician in Manhattan, she approaches treatment with precision and careful monitoring. After starting my personalized bioidentical testosterone therapy, I noticed a significant improvement in my energy, mental clarity, mood, and overall sense of well-being.
If you are looking for a knowledgeable and experienced doctor for women’s testosterone therapy in NYC, I highly recommend Dr. Sue Decotiis. Her professionalism and individualized approach made all the difference. ~ Google
Common symptoms of testosterone hormone deficiency in women include:
- loss of vital energy and feeling of well-being
- loss of your familiar level of sexual desire
- loss of sexual sensitivity in your nipples and genitals
- flatness of mood and some loss of mental sharpness
- dry skin and brittle scalp hair
- loss of muscle tone
- increased cellulite
- weight gain despite exercise
- for some women: thinning or loss of pubic hair
- decreased production of red blood cells by bone marrow and loss of calcium from bones – which can contribute to osteoporosis
- for some women: loss of muscle tone in the bladder and pelvis – resulting in symptoms of urinary incontinence
If you have any questions for the NYC Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT Therapy) Doctor, please contact Sue Decotiis, MD at her NYC Hormone Replacement Therapy office for a complimentary consultation.
Sue Decotiis, MD
20 E 46th St., #1201
New York, NY 10017
(917) 261-3177
