




Testosterone Tablets
Testosterone is a hormone women naturally produce, and levels can decline with age or after menopause. For a specific group of postmenopausal women, those diagnosed with hypoactive sexual desire disorder (HSDD), meaning persistent low desire with distress—testosterone therapy may be considered after a full biopsychosocial assessment.
Active ingredients
Testosterone – systemic androgen therapy intended to raise testosterone levels. In women’s care, the clinical goal is to remain within the physiologic female range, with ongoing monitoring.
How to take
Your clinician will decide if an oral form is appropriate and will set your plan. Expect your care team to:
- confirm the indication (most often HSDD)
- review risks, benefits, and realistic expectations
- schedule follow-ups and labs to monitor levels and side effects
Potential side effects
Common side effects with SNRIs can include:
- nausea, constipation/dry mouth
- dizziness
- sleep changes
- sweating
- decreased appetite or weight changes
- sexual side effects





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