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You can count on our men's health specialists for the support and treatment you need for conditions like dihydrotestosterone . We are committed to the highest quality of treatment to help you lead a healthy life.

At KHPL, we adopt a comprehensive approach for dihydrotestosterone treatment plans with an aim to ensure optimal patient outcomes. The steps involved are:
The first step in our treatment plan involves a consultation with our experienced specialists, who will assess symptoms, inquire about the patient’s condition, and prescribe necessary tests.
After evaluation, we create a personalised dihydrotestosterone treatment plan for our patients. This may include TRT, medications and additional health management techniques.
We arrange regular follow-up appointments with our patients to monitor treatment progress, assess its effectiveness and make necessary adjustments to ensure continued improvement.
You can count on our men's health specialists for the support and treatment you need for conditions like dihydrotestosterone . We are committed to the highest quality of treatment to help you lead a healthy life.
DHT, or dihydrotestosterone, is a hormone responsible for male sexual development, such as facial hair growth and voice deepening during puberty. Any fluctuation in DHT levels can lead to issues such as male pattern baldness and prostate enlargement.
Elevated DHT levels are often caused by excessive testosterone production. Other factors, including prostate problems, polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), adrenal gland issues, and the use of medicines like anabolic steroids, can also contribute to elevated DHT levels.
Yes, elevated DHT levels can cause hair loss. The increased hormone levels shrink hair follicles and shorten the hair growth cycle, resulting in decreased hair growth and hair thinning.
Reducing DHT levels requires using DHT blockers such as Finasteride, a 5-alpha-reductase inhibitor. While most DHT blockers are safe, some can cause side effects such as male factor infertility. Additionally, TRT, dietary changes, regular exercise, quitting smoking and reducing stress can also help reduce DHT levels.
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