Dr. Charles Mok explains testosterone replacement therapy, which the FDA approved in the 1950s. He covers the three main forms of treatment and focuses on injectable therapy, now typically given weekly or twice weekly.
Now, testosterone replacement has been FDA approved since 1950s. There's three major forms of testosterone replacement. One is injectable. That's probably the most common, where somebody gives themselves a shot. It used to be once every two months, but now it's actually once a week or maybe twice a week. And there's formulas for that. And that's a common option for people to give themselves a shot at home.
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