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Specialist Men’s Testosterone and TRT Eligibility Test

Specialist Men’s Testosterone and TRT Eligibility Test

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Low Energy
Low Libido
Loss of Muscle Mass
Anxiety
Depression
Brain Fog
Hair loss
Low Motivation
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We dispatch a test kit to your address for you to take our test at home, with return postage included to send back the completed test. Recommended 12+ only.
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Specialist Men’s Testosterone and TRT Eligibility Test

Specialist Men’s Testosterone and TRT Eligibility Test
What does it test for?
Discover more about these important health indicators to get a glimpse of what's going on inside your body and the symptoms associated with abnormal levels.
At Home Blood Test
How does it work?
Select Your Test
Choose the test of your preference and have it delivered to your home within a few days, or visit us at one of our clinics.
Take a Blood Sample
Perform a rapid finger prick, and then dispatch your sample in a prepaid envelope.
Post Your Sample
Send your sample using the Freepost pack to our laboratory on the same day it's collected.
Receive Results
View your comprehensive test results and monitor your development with guidance from healthcare professionals.
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What is the Specialist Men's Testosterone & TRT Eligibility Test?

The Specialist Men's Testosterone & TRT (Testosterone Replacement Therapy) Eligibility Test is a
comprehensive blood test designed to assess testosterone levels, hormone balance, and overall
health. It helps determine whether low testosterone may be affecting well-being and whether TRT
may be a suitable option.

What do these biomarkers indicate?

- Testosterone (Total & Free): Measures overall and bioavailable testosterone levels to assess
deficiencies.
- Sex Hormone-Binding Globulin (SHBG): Regulates free testosterone availability in the body.
- Oestradiol (Estrogen): Helps assess hormone balance, as excess estrogen can impact
testosterone function.
- Follicle-Stimulating Hormone (FSH) & Luteinizing Hormone (LH): Evaluate testicular function and
testosterone production.
- DHEA-S (Dehydroepiandrosterone Sulfate): A precursor hormone that supports testosterone
production.
- Prolactin: High levels can suppress testosterone production and indicate underlying issues.
- Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA): Assesses prostate health, which is crucial for men considering
TRT.
- Thyroid Function (FT4, TSH): Evaluates thyroid health, as thyroid imbalances can affect
testosterone levels.
- Lipids (Cholesterol & Triglycerides): Measures heart disease risk, which is important for those
considering TRT.
- Liver Function (LFT - Liver Function Test): Ensures liver health, as TRT can impact liver enzymes.
- Kidney Function (UE - Urea & Electrolytes): Checks kidney health, important for overall metabolic
function.
- Blood Sugar (HbA1c): Assesses diabetes risk, which can influence hormone levels and overall
health.
- Full Blood Count (FBC): Evaluates red and white blood cells to check for anemia, infections, or
other health concerns.

Who should take this test?

This test is ideal for men experiencing symptoms of low testosterone, such as:
- Fatigue
- Low libido
- Reduced muscle mass
- Mood swings
- Difficulty concentrating
It is also recommended for men considering TRT who need a comprehensive health assessment
before starting treatment.

How is this test different from a standard testosterone test?

Unlike basic testosterone tests that only measure total testosterone, this specialist test includes:
- Free testosterone
- Hormone regulators (FSH, LH, SHBG, prolactin)
- Prostate health markers (PSA)
- Key metabolic markers
Ensuring a complete evaluation for TRT eligibility.

How can I prepare for the test?

- Fasting for 8-12 hours is recommended for accurate lipid and blood sugar readings.
- The test should ideally be taken in the morning when testosterone levels are highest.
- If you take any medications or supplements, consult your healthcare provider about their potential
impact on results.

Benefits of Taking the Specialist Men's Testosterone & TRT Eligibility Test

- Comprehensive Hormonal & Health Assessment: Identifies hormonal imbalances, underlying
health issues, and suitability for TRT.
- Optimised Treatment Decisions: Provides essential insights to determine the best approach for
testosterone management and overall well-being.

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