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HRT for men: testosterone replacement context

FDA indication limits, updated safety labeling and questions for a licensed clinician.

Original sources checked October 10, 2026 · Editorial source review, not independent medical review

FDA says testosterone is approved for men with low or absent testosterone levels together with an associated medical condition. A general anti-aging or performance claim should not be treated as that indication.

In its February 28, 2025 labeling action, FDA called for removal of the boxed-warning language about increased adverse cardiovascular outcomes following review of the TRAVERSE trial. The agency retained limitation-of-use language for age-related hypogonadism.

The same action called for blood-pressure warnings. FDA says completed ambulatory blood-pressure studies confirmed increased blood pressure with testosterone products across the class. Removal of one warning is not a statement that treatment has no risks.

Before arranging care, ask who assesses the diagnosis, which licensed clinician prescribes, which product and route are proposed, and how monitoring, risks, alternatives and costs are discussed. A directory license check does not decide whether treatment is appropriate for you.

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FDA testosterone labeling changes, February 28, 2025

Information, not medical advice. No dosing, purchase guidance or treatment endorsement. A clinician must assess your individual circumstances.