The Center for Men
Difference
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Accepts all major insurance
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Local physican-owned practice
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No contracts required
Benefits of Treating
Low Testosterone in Men
Increase your muscle mass and decrease your waist size
About
Blaine Price, DO
Wm. Blaine Price, DO is a family practice physician and board certified by the American Osteopathic Board of Family Physicians. He was born in Lawton, OK but spent most of his childhood in the Shawnee and Tulsa areas. He served in the US Army as a forward observer and completed Airborne training at Fort Benning, GA before being stationed at Fort Carson, CO. He returned to college after being honorably discharged from the military and graduated from Oklahoma State University as a medical technologist, working in hospital and outpatient laboratories until starting medical school at OSU in Tulsa in 1998.
He has worked in the Skiatook, Collinsville, and Owasso areas as a family physician since 2005. In 2014, Dr. Price and his wife Jeanna opened Center for Men to care for men in the Tulsa area. Dr. Price has since become licensed in the state of Arkansas and plans to expand the Center for Men reach by adding virtual visits to care for more men in all of Oklahoma and Arkansas. He believes low testosterone is a serious medical condition with very real risks if not diagnosed and treated properly and this belief is backed by numerous medical studies on the subject. He has seen the dramatic improvement his patients have made with treatment over the years and is very passionate about the positive impact this has had in their quality of life.
His family includes his wife, Jeanna, and daughter Cynthia, as well as a very spoiled dog, Henry, and cat, Fluffy. They all enjoy time outdoors (except the cat) and being at the lake sailing and swimming.
He has worked in the Skiatook, Collinsville, and Owasso areas as a family physician since 2005. In 2014, Dr. Price and his wife Jeanna opened Center for Men to care for men in the Tulsa area. Dr. Price has since become licensed in the state of Arkansas and plans to expand the Center for Men reach by adding virtual visits to care for more men in all of Oklahoma and Arkansas. He believes low testosterone is a serious medical condition with very real risks if not diagnosed and treated properly and this belief is backed by numerous medical studies on the subject. He has seen the dramatic improvement his patients have made with treatment over the years and is very passionate about the positive impact this has had in their quality of life.
His family includes his wife, Jeanna, and daughter Cynthia, as well as a very spoiled dog, Henry, and cat, Fluffy. They all enjoy time outdoors (except the cat) and being at the lake sailing and swimming.
Risks of
Low Testosterone
Low T levels are associated with increased fat mass and decreased lean muscle. Also impairments to mood, memory and cognition have been shown. As far as heart disease is concerned, according to the American Heart Association, there is increasing evidence that men with lower testosterone levels are more prone to coronary artery disease (CAD) and their disease tends to be more severe than men with higher levels. Low T is also more common in other conditions that contribute to CAD such as obesity and type 2 diabetes (T2DM).
Treating low testosterone in type 2 diabetics can improve sugar levels. Some studies have shown improvement in heart function in heart disease when low testosterone is treated.
Osteoporosis, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), end stage renal disease, congestive heart failure (CHF), and HIV are all associated with low levels of testosterone.
Osteoporosis, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), end stage renal disease, congestive heart failure (CHF), and HIV are all associated with low levels of testosterone.
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Frequently
Asked Questions
1What is the Center for Men?
Center for Men is a healthcare clinic focused on men’s health, specifically aimed at hormone replacement for men with low testosterone. Over 25% of the male population suffers from low testosterone which can result in serious and chronic disease if left untreated, including an increased risk of developing diabetes and heart disease.
2What are your hours of operation?
Center for Men in Tulsa is open from 7:30am – 4:30pm, Monday thru Friday.
3Do you accept insurance?
We accept most major insurances.
4How long do appointments last?
For a new patient visit, due to paperwork, blood draw, lab results and visiting with the provider, it will take 45-60 minutes. For an established patient recheck, it is approximately 30 minutes due to blood draw and visiting with the provider. An injection only visit is usually 10 minutes or less. These times can of course vary but we do our best to get you on your way quickly while providing quality care.
5What is Testosterone?
Testosterone is a hormone made naturally by your body. It is responsible for many sexual characteristics, like:
- Growth and maturation of the prostate and other male sex organs
- Development and distribution of male hair, such as facial hair
- Sex drive and sexual function
- Changes in body muscle mass and strength
- Changes in fat distribution
- Changes in mood and energy level
6Where does Testosterone come from?
In men, testosterone is made in the testes, the reproductive glands that also make sperm. And the amount of testosterone made by the testes is controlled in the brain by the hypothalamus and the pituitary gland.
7When is Testosterone too low?
Low Testosterone, or Low T, is a real medical condition known as hypogonadism.
Low T occurs when a man’s testosterone levels (T levels) have fallen below a level of approximately 300 ng/dL.
T levels between 350 ng/dL and 1200 ng/dL are generally considered in the normal range. The brain and the testes work together to keep testosterone in this range. When levels of testosterone are below the normal range, the brain signals the testes to make more. When there is enough testosterone, the brain signals the testes to make less.
If you have Low Testosterone, treating it is important to your health. The good news is that today men with Low-T can be treated successfully.
8What are the symptoms of low Testosterone?
Some symptoms of Low-Testosterone are:
- Fatigue or decreased energy
- Reduced sex drive (libido)
- Sexual dysfunction (weak erections, fewer erections)
- Depressed mood
- Increased body fat
- Reduced muscle mass and strength
- Decreased bone strength
- Loss of body hair (reduced shaving)
- Hot flashes, sweats
9What causes low Testosterone?
Low Testosterone, medically known as hypogonadism, is a real medical condition that can occur for a number of reasons. For example, there could be a signaling problem between your brain and testes that is causing the production of testosterone to drop too low. Low Testosterone can also occur when your body can’t make normal levels of testosterone in the normal range.
Additionally, the Endocrine Society has identified several conditions commonly associated with low Testosterone.
Additionally, the Endocrine Society has identified several conditions commonly associated with low Testosterone.
- End-stage renal disease
- Moderate-to-severe chronic obstructive pulmonary disease(COPD), a lung disease
- Infertility
- Osteoporosis
- Type 2 diabetes
10What is the Center for Men difference?
) We offer appropriate diagnosis and treat our patients with customized care, not a “one size fits all” solution. We monitor and follow up to insure your testosterone levels do not waiver, so you can feel your best at all times.
2) We have a doctor on site for you to get the best care possible.
3) No wait time…stop by today to start feeling your best!
2) We have a doctor on site for you to get the best care possible.
3) No wait time…stop by today to start feeling your best!
Featuring GAINSwave
Erectile Dysfunction Treatments
According to the Cleveland Clinic, “…as many as 52 percent of men experience erectile dysfunction, with it affecting 40 percent of men age 40, and 70 percent of men age 70.” At Center for Men we understand that whether you are experiencing premature ejaculation, situational impotence, or erectile dysfunction, there are treatment options for you. Some common types of erectile dysfunction include:
- Inability to develop an erection despite sexual desire and stimulation
- Inability to develop a rigid or hard erection
- Inability to maintain an erection
- Oral medicines
- Priapus Shot® or P-Shot®
- Soundwave Therapy using GAINSwave
- Peptide Therapy
- CoreCyte Wharton’s Jelly Tissue Graft
- Vacuum Pump
- Affirm Supplements (Nitrous Oxide Boosting)
P-Shot®
Center for Men offers the Priaus-Shot®, also known as the P-Shot®, to improve sexual function in men. PRP is created by drawing your blood, spinning the blood to separate the plasma, and extracting the growth factors from your blood. PRP (or growth hormone) has developed as an effective treatment for a number of health issues. PRP uses your body’s own healing power to restore sexual health. PRP penile injections have been known to strengthen and prolong erections, restore sensitivity, and in some cases increase blood flow to the penis resulting in larger erections.Benefits of the P-Shot®:
- Stronger, firmer erections
- Easier to achieve and maintain erections (i.e., improved sexual stamina)
- Increased penile length and girth
- Improvement in or resolution of penile curvature from Peyronie’s Disease
- Resolution of penile pain with erection
- Increased sensitivity in the penis
- Better overall blood flow to the penis
GAINSwave®
GAINSwave® is a transformative technology that uses sound waves to increase blood flow to the penis. More than one treatment is normally required to restore full sexual health. Many prefer GAINSwave because it is a non-surgical and drug-free treatment for erectile dysfunction. Benefits of GAINSwave are:- Decreased Recovery Time Between Orgasms
- Better Erection Quality
- Increased Spontaneity
- Relief from the Symptoms of Erectile Dysfunction and Peyronie's Disease
- Harder and More Full Erections
- Improved Sexual Performance
- Enhanced Sensitivity
- Increased Confidence
Find Us
Center for Men
- 1713B S. Peoria Ave
Tulsa, OK 74120