K&K Pharmacy has been serving the areas of Bailey, Parmer, Lamb, Curry, and Castro counties since June 2011. This includes the cities of Muleshoe, Farwell, Bovina, Texico, Clovis, Littlefield, Amherst, Sudan, Friona, Springlake Earth, Olton, and Morton.



Treatment With Male Hormones

Some male hormones, including testosterone, will naturally decline or fluctuate as men age. Testosterone shortage, which often affects males between the ages of 40 and 80, is one of the most frequent conditions requiring hormone therapy. Many options exist for hormone therapy, however it is well-known that pharmaceutical compounding greatly improves results for some patients.

Neglected testosterone deficiency symptoms might be just as incapacitating. Exhaustion, melancholy, physical weakness, impotence, muscle pains, and other symptoms are among them. Although these signs and symptoms may get more severe with age, testosterone insufficiency may be treated effectively with hormone replacement therapy and compounded.

The Treatment of Wounds

Some wounds are small, while others are rather severe; they can also range in size, form, and depth. However, they are not to be dismissed, and it is not unusual for medicine to be required for full recovery.

Some medicines may not be as successful as they should be because of the fact that every person's body heals differently depending on a wide range of physiological parameters. Here's where pharmaceutical compounding comes in handy, since it provides a more individualized strategy for mending wounds of any severity.

The Usefulness of Compounding

We can fill a wide variety of prescriptions and formulate customized drugs to meet each individual patient's needs thanks to our cutting-edge compounding pharmacy equipment and experienced compounding pharmacist staff. Whether it's a medicinal "bandage," gel capsules, or topical treatment, there are several ways to hasten the recovery of any wound. Listed below is a sampling of the kinds of medicines we may develop through compounding.

Because of the risk of infection and other health concerns, you should seriously investigate compounding remedies if your present prescription is slowing your recovery.