What is the view on TRT for Catholics?

> Testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) is a widely used treatment for > men with symptomatic hypogonadism. The benefits seen with TRT, such as > increased libido and energy level, beneficial effects on bone density, > strength and muscle as well as cardioprotective effects, have been > well-documented. Source I am seeking the Catholic perspective on a particular type of treatment that seems to border on the use of drugs and hormonal enhancements, which bear similarities to contraceptives used by women or steroid use by bodybuilders. Specifically, I am referring to Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT). I understand that TRT does not have contraceptive effects in men, but it is a hormonal treatment that can potentially give men certain advantages in life. These advantages could be perceived as being outside of God’s plan. This treatment appears to require a lifelong commitment and, while it does provide health benefits, there may also be some drawbacks. From a moral perspective, should a Catholic man feel at ease proceeding with this kind of treatment after consulting with a doctor? I am interested in understanding the ethical implications of this decision within the context of Catholic teachings.