Getting initiated on TRT starts with a consultation with a doctor, who will review your history and symptoms and determine if you are a potential candidate for the treatment. If the patient has symptoms that could be from low testosterone, the doctor will next order lab tests to establish baseline health and hormone levels. If the lab results show that the patient's testosterone levels are low as compared to their age group, and the patient is having low T symptoms, then TRT can be initiated. The patient will be started on a standardized trial dose of testosterone and labs will be re-ran in 10 weeks to monitor treatment results and patient safety. The dose may or may not be changed at the 10 week follow-up based on symptoms and lab numbers. After that, the patient will continue to have his labs monitored routinely, approximately every 4-6 months, and will continue to be under the doctor's care and guidance.