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STD Testing Made Simple and Private with Celesta Health

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  Taking care of your sexual health should never feel confusing or uncomfortable. At Celesta Health, we believe that clear information and easy access to care help people make better health decisions. That is why we focus on making STD testing simple, private, and stress-free, all from the comfort of your home. Why STD Testing Matters More Than You Think Many people believe they would notice symptoms if something were wrong. In reality, many sexually transmitted infections show no signs at all. Without proper STD testing , infections can go undetected and lead to serious health issues later. When we test early, we can: Find infections before they cause long-term problems Protect our partners and relationships Reduce stress by removing uncertainty Take control of our health with confidence Regular testing is not about fear. It is about responsibility and self-care. How We Make STD Testing Easy at Celesta Health We know that visiting a clinic is not al...
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TRT & Beyond: Understanding Free vs. Total Testosterone and More

  Are you feeling tired all the time, struggling with low sex drive, or dealing with mood swings? You’re not alone. These are common signs of low testosterone—something many men experience, especially as they get older. Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) has become a popular treatment to help men feel more energetic, confident, and healthy.  But before jumping into TRT, it’s important to understand how testosterone works, especially the difference between free and total testosterone. At Celesta Health, we believe that understanding your body is the first step to taking control of your health. This blog explains what testosterone is, how it affects you, and why knowing the difference between free and total testosterone matters. Let’s break it down in a simple way so that you can make better decisions for your health. The Basics of Testosterone What is Testosterone? Testosterone is the main male sex hormone. Your body mainly produces it in the testicles, which plays a huge r...
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