Testosterone for women, by Midi

Women have testosterone too—just in smaller doses than men.

When levels drop in midlife, it can leave women feeling exhausted, foggy, unmotivated, emotionally flat, or like their bodies have changed overnight.

When prescribed by an expert, testosterone therapy can work to support libido, energy, mood, muscle tone, and cognition.

Nope. Testosterone starts dropping during perimenopause—before menopause takes full effect.

Midi prescribes testosterone for both peri- and post-menopausal women when it’s the right fit.  

Most women feel improvements in libido, energy, mood, and focus within a few weeks. 

Along the way, your clinician will check in and adjust your dose as needed.

Your Midi clinician will look at your full health picture and symptoms before prescribing testosterone, building a safe Care Plan that’s right for you. 

Sometimes, that doesn’t include testosterone. When it does, we start with low doses and monitor bloodwork through each step of your journey. 

We think real care requires real oversight. At Midi, most women have two visits before getting a testosterone prescription. In your first visit, your clinician will review your full health history and labs. At your second visit, she’ll confirm if testosterone is right for you, and start treatment if so.

That’s the goal, and many women experience life-changing relief after years of being dismissed or misdiagnosed.

Midi finally connects symptoms to the hormonal shifts of midlife so you can regain energy, clarity, and confidence you deserve.

No. Pellets release testosterone in uncontrolled amounts, and they can’t be adjusted once implanted. Midi prescribes safe, low-dose therapy that can be paused or changed anytime.

At Midi, we prescribe testosterone responsibly. This means monitoring levels to make sure they stay in the right therapeutic range. Lab tests happen when you start taking testosterone, then again in 4-6 weeks. After that, your clinician may recommend check-ins every 6-12 months.  

At the low doses prescribed by Midi clinicians, side effects are rare. 

On the off chance they do happen, they can include:

• Mild acne or oily skin
• Increased hair growth (especially at application site)
• Voice deepening (rare, and usually dose-related)
• Mood changes
  

Your clinician will monitor your levels closely, adjusting your dose if needed to prevent side effects.

Testosterone isn’t a weight-loss drug. However, it can help build lean muscle and support metabolism, making your body more responsive to exercise and diet changes.