You've received your Ist pellet insertion. Talk with your provider about scheduling your post-pellet lab work and 2nd pellet appointment if you haven’t already done so. These steps will help determine your ideal dosage and maintain optimal hormone levels moving forward.
Your provider’s office may reach out to check| on your progress, see how you’re feeling, and answer any questions you have. MALE PATIENTS: You should leave all dressings in place for now. Jump to Day 7 for your bandage removal details.
FEMALE PATIENTS: You may now remove your outer bandage but leave the Steri-Strip in place until day 5-7 when it will begin to naturally fall off. You should stop other forms of HRT (not including birth control) and be sure you’re taking your progesterone if it was prescribed.
MALE PATIENTS: You can now remove your outer and inner bandages (Steri-Strips) and return to regular exercise and activities. You can now stop any other forms of HRT (testosterone eplacement therapy).
Your insertion site 7 should be healed. Redness, swelling, or itching should be resolved by now. If your insertion site does not improve by week 3, contact your provider.
You may hear from your provider to see how you are feeling. Some report feeling more eneray, ina better Mood, and evenalittle more frisky. Your significant other might notice the difference, too!" MALE PATIENTS: Yowre due for your lab work. This step is critical to measure your hormone levels. Drawing your blood to check your hormone levels helps inform your provider on the effectiveness of your progress So they can take additional steps, if needed, to optimize your hormones.
FEMALE PATIENTS: You’re due for your lab work at week 6. lf you are not yet experiencing symptom relief, providers may ask you to move your lab work up to week 4. If you haven't heard from your provider, it’s time to give them a call.
This week is the deadline to receive a a booster pellet if needed. This one- time dose adjustment is necessary for 2-4% of patients who may not be feeling symptom relief. However most patients wait until their next pellet session to get an adjusted dose. Dosing adjustments are prohibited following week8 to avoid interfering with future pellet session options.
FEMALE PATIENTS: You should receive your 2nd round of pellets around this time. The 2nd pelleting is crucial in helping to maintain symptom relief and optimal hormone levels. If your 2nd appointment is not yet scheduled, be sure to reach out to your provider. Remember, many patients report feeling the most benefits following their 2nd or even 3rd round of pellets.*
MALE PATIENTS: You should receive your 2nd round of pellets around this time. The 2nd pelleting is Crucial in helping to maintain Symptom relief and optimal hormone levels. If your 2nd appointment is not yet scheduled, be sure to reach out to your provider. Remember, many patients report feeling the most benefits following their 2nd or even 3rd round of pellets.*
( FEMALE PATIENTS: >» Listen to your body and monitor your symptoms. You should be returning for your 3rd round of pelleting. Future sessions typically occur at 3-4 month intervals. While your provider is responsible for managing your dosage, it’s up to you to determine the frequency of your sessions based on how you feel.
MALE PATIENTS: Maintain your peak performance by staying on top ofyour symptoms. You should be returning for your 3rd round of pelleting. Future sessions typically occur at 4-5 month intervals. While your provider is responsible for managing your dosage, it’s up to you to determine the frequency of your on based on how you feel.
You’re now optimized! Your provider will conduct annual labs to monitor your ongoing health.
You've received your Ist pellet insertion. Talk with your provider
about scheduling your post-pellet
lab work and 2nd pellet appointment
if you haven’t already done so.
These steps will help determine your
ideal dosage and maintain optimal
hormone levels moving forward.
Your provider’s office may reach out to check|
on your progress, see how you’re feeling, and
answer any questions you have.
MALE PATIENTS:
You should leave all dressings in place for
now. Jump to Day 7 for your bandage
removal details.
FEMALE PATIENTS:
You may now remove your
outer bandage but leave the
Steri-Strip in place until day 5-7
when it will begin to naturally
fall off. You should stop other
forms of HRT (not including birth
control) and be sure you’re
taking your progesterone if it
was prescribed.
MALE PATIENTS:
You can now remove your outer
and inner bandages (Steri-Strips)
and return to regular exercise and
activities. You can now stop any
other forms of HRT (testosterone
eplacement therapy).
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