Testosterone Profile
The Testosterone Profile is designed to evaluate testosterone levels and related hormones that are critical for both men’s and women’s health. Testosterone plays a key role in muscle mass, bone density, energy levels, mood regulation, and sexual health. This test is particularly useful if you are experiencing symptoms of fatigue, low libido, muscle weakness, or mood changes. It is also important for evaluating conditions such as hormone imbalances, infertility, and erectile dysfunction.
Testosterone Profile
- Price: £ 83
- Code: MLTES
Included Tests
This test measures the overall level of testosterone in your blood, including both free and bound forms. It helps assess whether your body has sufficient testosterone for normal functions such as energy, muscle development, and reproductive health.
SHBG is a protein that binds to sex hormones, including testosterone. Measuring SHBG levels helps determine how much testosterone is available for use by the body, as only free testosterone can be actively used.
Free testosterone refers to the portion of testosterone that is not bound to SHBG or albumin and is available for use by your body’s cells. Low free testosterone levels can lead to symptoms like low energy, reduced muscle mass, and sexual dysfunction.
Albumin is a protein that binds to testosterone, allowing for a portion of testosterone to be stored and transported in the bloodstream. This test helps assess the relationship between testosterone and binding proteins to provide a full picture of your hormonal health.
FAQs
If you’re experiencing symptoms like low energy, reduced muscle mass, low libido, or mood changes, a Testosterone Profile can help identify whether a hormone imbalance is the cause. It’s also helpful for individuals concerned with fertility or experiencing sexual health issues.
A small blood sample is taken from a vein in your arm. The sample is then analyzed to measure testosterone levels and the other related markers.
Your results will typically be available within 2–3 working days. You will be notified via email or text when the results are ready.
There’s no specific preparation needed for the testosterone test. However, it’s recommended that you take the test in the morning when testosterone levels are at their peak.
If your testosterone levels are abnormal, a healthcare professional will contact you to discuss potential causes and recommend treatments, lifestyle changes, or further testing as necessary.
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Assess your hormone health with our Testosterone Profile. For just £83, gain valuable insights into your testosterone levels and overall hormonal balance.