Dr. Dimitar Marinov is working as an Assistant Professor at the Department of Hygiene and Epidemiology at the Medical University of Varna, Bulgaria. As a physician and a scientist, his passion is in creating helpful and medically accurate content. Dr. Dimitar Marinov has years of experience in scientific research, preventive and clinical medicine. His publications are focused on preventive medicine, nutrition, physical activity, musculoskeletal disorders amongst adolescents, etc.
Human growth hormone (HGH) and testosterone (T) are two of the most anabolic hormones in the human body. Unfortunately, endocrinological conditions such as growth hormone deficiency (GHD) and hypogonadism can disrupt their normal synthesis and lead to debilitating symptoms. These symptoms can be managed successfully with the use of hormone replacement therapies such as HGH therapy and testosterone replacement therapy…
Despite all of the benefits that come from testosterone replacement therapy (TRT), there are cases when you might have to wean off testosterone injections. If injections are abused, it can increase your risk of erectile dysfunction, alopecia, cardiovascular problems, and even premature death. Besides, TRT misuse can lead to physical and psychological dependence. Thus, when you attempt to quit the…
If you have symptoms of low testosterone, TRT might be your best treatment option. However, one of the few side effects of the therapy is infertility, due to the suppression of natural testosterone synthesis. While this effect is considered generally reversible, you might want to avoid testosterone therapy if you plan to have biological children. In this article, we will…
If you’ve been diagnosed with low testosterone, you’ve probably started looking into your treatment options. You might be wondering what is the difference between options, or what is the best choice for you. There are three common methods of testosterone treatment, and each has benefits and drawbacks to consider. The options are the same for both men and women. They…