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Reno Men's Health is the first and only exclusive Men's Testosterone Replacement Therapy clinic in Northern Nevada

Researchers are uncovering more and more about testosterone and how it connects to men’s health. Through this research they have been able to connect the dots between certain health conditions and the low testosterone levels. Some of the major health problems that have been associated with low testosterone are:

Obesity
High blood pressure
Diabetes
Metabolic Syndrome
Osteoporosis
Heart Disease

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w testosterone is not the only known cause for these health issues, and testosterone therapy is not the cure. However, there is a link between the two, and studies have shown health improvements for men who have taken testosterone replacement. If you suffer from any of the following symptoms you could be a candidate for testosterone replacement at Reno mens health:

Lack of Energy
Poor Sleep
Decreased Enjoyment of Life
Grumpiness and/or Depression
Decreased Strength & Endurance
Declining Ability to Concentrate
Reduced Muscle Mass
More Body Fat
Low S*x Drive
Weak Erections

04/01/2025

We discuss the importance of regular lab checks when undergoing hormone therapy, as well as the potential risks of high hemoglobin levels and the remedy of bloodletting or donating blood to address this issue.

03/31/2025

As an internal medicine physician, I discuss how uncontrolled high blood pressure with fluid retention, such as swollen ankles and waking up short of breath, can be a sign of congestive heart failure. This condition can be exacerbated by testosterone replacement therapy, so I would not consider the patient an adequate candidate for hormone replacement until their blood pressure is under control and the fluid retention is addressed.

03/31/2025

We discuss the importance of risk mitigation when supervising a medical drug. I explain that the increase in hemoglobin can occur in 20-25% of people receiving hormone replacement, and that not everyone who gets hormone replacement will develop steroid-induced acne. I emphasize the need for regular check-ups every three months to monitor for any issues. My goal is to improve the quality of life for the patient, not complicate it.

03/30/2025

We discuss the importance of maintaining a healthy testosterone-estrogen balance when on TRT. If the estrogen level is much higher than it should be, we look to block it down to avoid estrogenic side effects. We explain the different types of estrogen molecules and how they are measured, and note that the estradiol level is the one we focus on as it is the most prevalent in the body.

03/29/2025

We discuss the need for blood removal due to high hemoglobin levels, and go over the potential complications of testosterone replacement therapy. Not everyone will experience these complications, but since I can't predict who will, I have all patients tested every three months. This allows me to identify those at greatest risk and have them undergo blood removal, so they can continue the treatment. The consultation usually lasts 40 minutes to an hour, and I provide a pamphlet to address common questions.

03/29/2025

We discuss the potential risks of starting someone with a history of obstructive sleep apnea on testosterone hormone therapy. While the therapy may improve the quality of their sleep, it could also block their involuntary attempts to open their airway during sleep, potentially leading to a dangerous situation where they could die in their sleep.

03/28/2025

We discuss how high hemoglobin levels, indicating increased red blood cell production, can be problematic. Too many red blood cells can fill up the vascular compartment and slow down the delivery of oxygenated blood to tissues and organs. This can lead to stagnation and clot formation in certain areas of the body. To address this, regular blood checks are done, and if the levels are too high, blood removal (phlebotomy) is the standard treatment.

03/28/2025

The difference between total and free testosterone levels in lab reports.

03/27/2025

We discuss the criteria for disqualifying a patient from using testosterone replacement therapy (TRT). The key factor is if the patient's hormone levels are already in the adequate range, even if they are above the mean. If the levels are 10-15 points above the midway point, the doctor cannot justify starting the patient on TRT.

03/27/2025

We talk about the benefits of testosterone replacement therapy for individuals with low normal testosterone levels. Within a week, they begin to notice subtle improvements, and by the second and third week, the benefits become more pronounced. These include increased energy, better sleep quality, improved cognitive clarity, and a stronger desire to exercise.

03/22/2025

Testosterone Therapy can be dangerous in the wrong hands. Blood thickness is a real thing, getting regular labs lets you stay ahead of the curve and midigate risks.

03/19/2025

We talk about how males don't naturally produce estrogen, but instead convert testosterone into estrogen. If the estrogen level rises beyond a certain point, the doctor may decide to block it, as they feel this would be unnecessary and problematic.

Address

1055 Moana Lane Suite 101
Reno, NV
89509

Telephone

+17756833838

Website

https://www.reno-mens-health.com/

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Reno Men’s Health: Mark Hahn, MD

Dr. Mark Hahn began Reno Men’s Health after an extensive career as a doctor of internal medicine with training in ICU critical care. As a doctor for the US Public Health Service, he treated the indigent population in rural California. Later, as a doctor for Kaiser Permanente in the San Fernando Valley near Los Angeles, he treated patients during the height of the AIDS epidemic. Throughout all of this experience, Dr. Hahn showed the utmost dedication to his patients and their care. When Dr. Hahn and his wife decided it was time to raise a family, they didn’t rest on their laurels. Instead, they opened and operated Orchard Urgent Care, where they relied on their extensive experience helping people to develop a caring, patient-first practice. After ten years running a successful urgent care center, Dr. Hahn’s dedication was recognized when he was asked to serve as the medical director of the Washoe County detention facility, where he oversaw the health and well-being of more than 1,100 inmates. In January of 2016, with the detention center’s health services improved and in good hands, Dr. Hahn narrowed his focus and began working with men’s health. For the past two years, he’s been helping the men of Reno, Nevada, by offering testosterone therapies and andropause relief. Today Dr. Hahn splits his time between the Reno Men’s Health practice, working with a renowned oncologist, and spending time with his family, with whom he lives in Reno.