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Regenerative &
Sports Medicine

For the first time outside his private clinic, medical practitioner and pioneer Dr. Rand McClain shares what you can start doing today to increase longevity and better your health—at home or at your doctor’s office.
 

In this golden age of medical discovery, cutting-edge treatments are emerging that increase longevity, starve off disease, and enhance our appearance and quality of life—our “healthspan.” But chances are, these advances are not readily available at most doctor’s offices, in stores, or easy to find online.

Dr. Rand McClain

Hormone replacement specialist

Experienced physician and co-founder of Regenerative & Sports Medicine, Dr. Rand McClain, works with a wide range of patients, from elite athletes and celebrities to people from all walks of life who want to optimize their health.

We offer free telehealth consultation with an executive member of our team

Call The Fix 

970-544-6800 x102 
or go to
https://drrandmcclain.com/the-fix/
 

Women's Health

A woman’s body has certain distinct health needs that differ from men’s health care. These include conditions affecting the reproductive organs — uterus, ovaries, fallopian tubes, cervix, and vagina. Though there are problems that can affect both men and women, sometimes their effects present differently in a woman too.


Some of the women’s health areas the Regenerative & Sports Medicine team focuses on include:

  • Menopause

  • Hormone imbalances

  • Osteoporosis

  • Heart disease

  • Fitness

  • Nutrient status

  • Weight management

  • Sexual health issues

Sexual Health

Men, women, and people with alternative gender identities can all experience sexual health problems. Some of the main ones include:


Low libido
Some people have a naturally low libido (meaning they don’t need sex very often), which is perfectly normal as long as you’re happy. However, if you’ve lost interest in sex or have problems with arousal and it’s causing you distress, the Regenerative & Sports Medicine team can help.


Orgasm problems
Some people find it hard to achieve orgasm, or their orgasms are less satisfying than they used to be.

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​Pain
Women may experience pain during sex that makes them avoid intercourse. This could be due to vaginal dryness, most often because of menopause. Or, there might be a problem like a prolapse, where organs in the pelvis drop into the vagina. Some women have issues like vaginismus that causes the vagina to tense uncontrollably, preventing penetration.


Men also experience pain during sex or painful erections. A common cause is Peyronie’s disease, where scar tissue on one side of the penis causes it to curve. The tightness can cause severe pain when the penis is erect.


Erectile dysfunction
Erectile dysfunction means you’re having problems obtaining an erection or keeping it when you want to have sex. The occasional experience of failing to get an erection isn’t a serious issue — it could be due to alcohol consumption or fatigue, for instance. However, if erectile dysfunction happens regularly, there’s usually an underlying problem.


Premature ejaculation  
Premature ejaculation is when a man’s orgasm and ejaculation happen too soon. It may occur before or shortly after sexual activity begins.  

What treatments can help with sexual health problems?

The Regenerative & Sports Medicine team looks at all aspects of your life that could be affecting your health. They test your hormone levels, do a physical exam to check for any abnormalities, and discuss your lifestyle with you.


Once they determine the cause of your problem, there are many treatments they can use to restore sexual function. These include:

  • Nutrition and lifestyle counseling

  • Hormone replacement therapy   

  • Platelet-rich plasma (PRP)

  • Biologics

  • Peptide therapy

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Some people may be surprised by the link between overall health and sexual health issues. For example, being overweight or obese, lacking proper nutrition, and physical inactivity can affect your sexual health. Mental health is also key to sexual fulfillment. Stress, depression, and anxiety can all significantly affect your sex life.

Bio-identical Hormone Replacement Therapy 

Tired? Hot Flashes? 
Decreased Libido? Low Energy? 
Weight Gain? Loss of Muscle?
Irregular Periods? Sleep Issues?
Brain Fog? Forgetfulness? 
Thinning Hair? Dry Skin? Snoring? 

No Motivation to do what you love?


Bioidentical hormones are one type of man-made hormones available. These hormones are chemically identical to the ones your body makes, so you can absorb them easily. Bioidentical hormones are made in a laboratory and can come in different forms.
 

Men's Health

Just as certain health problems only affect women, some conditions are specific to men. One of the men’s health issues the Regenerative & Sports Medicine team sees most often is low testosterone.


The male sex hormone, testosterone, is important in the development of male sex organs. It also has many other functions, including bone and muscle development, hair growth, and good mental health.
 

Signs of low testosterone (low T) include:

  • Low libido (reduced sex drive)

  • Fewer spontaneous erections

  • Erectile dysfunction

  • Infertility

  • Low semen volume

  • Hair loss

  • Chronic fatigue

  • Reduced muscle mass

  • Reduced bone mass

  • Increased body fat

  • Mood changes

  • Sleeping problems

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