Telehealth · Women

Testosterone Therapy for Women

Yes, women need testosterone too. At Wellness Reboot Now, testosterone for women is prescribed by telehealth as part of a full hormone evaluation by Deejay Linders, FNP-BC, for symptoms such as low libido, fatigue, brain fog, and loss of muscle, after lab testing confirms it is appropriate.

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Testosterone Therapy for Women

What does testosterone do in women?

Women make testosterone in the ovaries and adrenal glands, and before menopause it circulates at higher levels than estrogen. It plays a role in libido, energy, motivation, mood, mental sharpness, and building and keeping lean muscle. Levels fall gradually through your 30s and 40s and drop further with menopause or removal of the ovaries.

What are the signs of low testosterone in women?

  • Low libido or loss of interest in sex
  • Persistent fatigue and low energy
  • Brain fog and trouble focusing
  • Difficulty building or keeping muscle, even with training
  • Weight gain and changes in body composition
  • A flattened sense of motivation or joy

Many women are told their labs are "normal" because testosterone isn't part of a standard panel. A full hormone workup catches what routine bloodwork misses.

What do we check before prescribing?

Before testosterone is considered, we look at the full picture: total and free testosterone, estrogen and progesterone status, thyroid, metabolic markers, and your symptoms and health history. Testosterone is prescribed only when your labs and symptoms support it, and it's monitored with repeat labs once you start.

Does the application site matter?

Yes. Topical testosterone absorbs differently depending on where it goes on and how the skin is prepared. Deejay will show you where to apply it, how to rotate sites, and how to avoid transferring it to partners, children, or pets. If absorption or follow-up labs aren't where they should be, the application site is one of the first things we review.

Will testosterone cause unwanted hair growth?

It's one of the most common questions women ask. Some women notice extra hair near the application site or elsewhere, which is why the site you choose matters and why follow-up visits and labs are part of the plan. If you notice changes, tell us. Switching the application site or adjusting your protocol is often all it takes, and we check your labs to make sure levels stay where they should be.

Frequently asked questions

Why do women need testosterone?
Testosterone supports libido, energy, mood, mental clarity, and lean muscle in women, not just men. As levels decline with perimenopause and menopause, estrogen and progesterone alone may not fully address fatigue, brain fog, and low motivation.
What are the signs of low testosterone in women?
Common signs include persistent fatigue, low libido, difficulty building or maintaining muscle, weight gain, brain fog, and a flattened sense of motivation or joy. Lab testing confirms whether low testosterone is part of the picture.
Will testosterone make me masculine?
Testosterone for women is prescribed to restore levels within a female range, not a male one, and it is monitored with follow-up labs. If you notice side effects such as unwanted hair growth or acne, tell us so your protocol can be adjusted.
Can I take testosterone along with estrogen and progesterone?
Yes. For many women, testosterone is one part of a full hormone plan alongside estrogen and progesterone, based on labs and symptoms.
Can I get hormone replacement therapy through telehealth?
Yes. At Wellness Reboot Now, consultations, lab review, and follow-up visits are done by telehealth in the 21 states Deejay Linders is licensed in. Labs are ordered to a lab near you, and prescriptions are sent to your pharmacy when treatment is appropriate after your evaluation.
Do I need labs before starting?
Yes. Every protocol starts with comprehensive lab testing. Treatment decisions are based on your results, your symptoms, and your health history, never on symptoms alone.

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