All you need to know about testing Testosterone levels with a laboratory test
Testosterone is a key androgen hormone involved in the development and maintenance of male physical characteristics.
In adult men, it supports sperm production, muscle and bone health, libido, energy levels, and aspects of mood and motivation.
In women, testosterone plays a role in libido, energy, mood, muscle and bone health, and overall hormonal balance, despite being present at much lower levels than in men.
By buying a laboratory test kit with professional nurse or clinic collection, you can accurately measure Testosterone for total reassurance.
Professional analysis in an accredited laboratory ensures rapid result delivery.
The Vitall Male Fertility (Sex Hormones) nurse or clinic test kit includes a Testosterone test and is available for just £79.00.
Tests which include a Testosterone test:
High testosterone levels can be associated with a wide range of symptoms, including excessive body hair and acne, mood swings and aggression, low sperm count or infertility, hypertension (high blood pressure), or heart and liver problems.
It is unusual for testosterone levels to be naturally high. Abnormally high testosterone levels are often linked to anabolic steroid use.
Increased testosterone levels in males can indicate testicular or adrenal gland issues, which can be serious, and are often reviewed further to clarify the cause.
In women, increased testosterone levels can indicate polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) or an ovarian or adrenal gland problem, and are often reviewed further to clarify the cause.
High testosterone levels may be expected when testosterone supplements are being used, but interpretation can be complex because multiple factors can influence testosterone levels. A high result is commonly shared with the clinician who requested the blood test or a GP.
Low testosterone can have a number of causes, including:
Low testosterone is sometimes treated with testosterone supplementation, including patches or injections. Understanding the underlying cause is important before treatment is considered.
Additional sex or fertility hormones are sometimes assessed as part of the wider picture, including through a male fertility hormone test.
Test results are commonly shared with a GP or the medical practitioner who requested the test.
Measure your Testosterone levels and check male sex hormones and assess infertility risk with a Male Fertility (Sex Hormones) nurse or clinic finger-prick bloodtest kit
You get the convenient testing with the reassurance of professional clinical analysis. Your results are delivered quickly & securely online.
This Male Fertility (Sex Hormones) Test is advised if you:
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