Treating normal aging with testosterone therapy is not recommended. If you don't have a medical condition that contributes to a decrease in testosterone. If you don't have any medical conditions that contribute to lower testosterone levels, your doctor may recommend natural ways to increase testosterone, such as losing weight and increasing muscle mass through resistance exercise. If you want to stop taking testosterone, don't stop taking it all at once. Talk to your doctor so that you can wean gradually.
As long as you're taking TRT, your body stops producing testosterone, so you'll want to give it time to produce its own male hormone again. Recently, the use of an oral form of testosterone, which is taken in pill form twice a day, was approved for use. There are potential risks of high blood pressure when taking this medication, so you need to take additional steps to monitor your health if you decide to use this form of testosterone. Ask your medical provider for more information about this approach.
