Dr. Kenton Bruice MD

Men's Health

Testosterone Deficiency Syndrome (TDS) in Denver

Testosterone deficiency syndrome is the clinical recognition that low T causes systemic effects beyond just libido — including cardiovascular risk, bone density, metabolic health, and cognitive function.

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Common Signs & Symptoms

  • !All symptoms of low testosterone
  • !Metabolic syndrome features
  • !Increased cardiovascular risk markers
  • !Reduced bone density on DEXA
  • !Cognitive and mood decline

What Causes This?

  • Primary hypogonadism — testicular failure
  • Secondary hypogonadism — pituitary or hypothalamic dysfunction
  • Late-onset hypogonadism — age-related decline

Treatment Approaches

Testosterone Replacement

Pellets, injections, or topical — dose optimized for the full spectrum of TDS symptoms and risks.

Cardiovascular Monitoring

Hematocrit and cardiac markers followed alongside TRT for safety.

Metabolic Optimization

TRT combined with GLP-1, lifestyle, and metabolic correction for comprehensive TDS management.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does TRT increase heart attack risk?

When properly managed, TRT in testosterone-deficient men does not increase and may reduce cardiovascular risk. The TRAVERSE trial confirmed this.

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