BIOELITEHORMONE HEALTH & WELLNESSTalk openly about changes in desire, comfort, or sexual function. BIOELITE offers personalized sexual health evaluation and management, with treatment options guided by your health history, symptoms, and goals.
Treatment depends on clinical eligibility. An evaluation does not guarantee a prescription.
Sexual concerns can affect comfort, confidence, and relationships. You do not need to know the cause before asking for an evaluation.
Discuss your symptoms, medications, and overall health. Your clinician can determine whether treatment, testing, or a specialist evaluation is appropriate.
Care begins with your experience and what you want help with. Pain or persistent discomfort may require an examination or gynecologic evaluation.
Sexual function can be influenced by physical health, medications, hormonal changes, stress, and relationship factors. A hormone result alone does not explain every concern.
Discuss what has changed, when it began, and the goals that matter to you.
Review medical history, medications, and contributing factors. An examination or selected testing may be needed.
Review appropriate treatments, potential benefits, risks, alternatives, and costs.
Follow up on your response and any side effects, with changes to the plan when appropriate.
Depending on your evaluation, management may include one or more of these approaches. Your clinician will explain which options fit your needs and which require another specialist.
Prescription options may be considered for a diagnosed condition, including erectile dysfunction, when appropriate. Medication selection depends on your health, current medicines, and safety considerations.
When a hormone-related condition contributes to symptoms, discuss hormonal and other options. Sexual concerns do not automatically mean you need HRT or testosterone treatment.
Care may involve lifestyle changes, a medication review, or options for dryness and discomfort. Counseling, pelvic floor care, gynecology, or urology referrals may be appropriate.
For men, BIOELITE prioritizes evaluating whether the body’s own testosterone production can be stimulated medically before considering replacement. Eligibility depends on the cause of deficiency and the individual evaluation. TRT remains an option when clinically indicated.
Learn about TRT and alternatives →Ask about your concerns and the next step that makes sense for you.
No. You can begin by describing your concerns. The clinical evaluation helps determine the next steps.
No. Desire can be influenced by several factors. Your clinician considers your symptoms, medical history, medications, and other relevant factors before recommending treatment.
No. Depending on the cause, nonhormonal treatment or specialist care may be more appropriate. Any prescription requires an appropriate evaluation.
Yes. Tell your clinician about pain, dryness, or discomfort. An in-person examination or gynecologic evaluation may be needed to identify the cause.
Ask about availability for your location and concerns. Some evaluations require an in-person examination. Telehealth availability depends on clinical needs and applicable requirements.
Visit our pricing page for listed fees. Ask the team to confirm the costs of your consultation, any testing, treatment, and follow-up before proceeding.
Tell us you would like to discuss sexual health. You can share sensitive details directly with your clinician during your appointment.
Contact us before visiting to confirm appointment arrangements.
Learn more from NIDDK: Erectile dysfunction and Mayo Clinic: Female sexual dysfunction. Information supports a conversation with your clinician; it does not replace an individual evaluation.