Dr. Charles Mok discusses testosterone therapy for depression, heart failure, and multiple sclerosis. He favors pellets and injectables over topical creams, citing stronger evidence for the former delivery methods.
There's also some evidence that testosterone replacement is good for clinical depression. It does appear to have some improvement of outcomes in people with cardio congestive heart failure. There's numerous other conditions where testosterone replacement therapy is beneficial. We've even used it for patients with ms, both men and women. It's beneficial for them. So testosterone replacement. Again, there's three forms we most commonly use. The pellets and injectables are second to that. We don't prescribe the creams in our practice in the same there's not good data to support it, so we're not using it for that reason. There's plenty of data on the injectables and longer forms such as the pellets.
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