Male hormone health

Male hormone health assessment

Blood-test-led review for men with symptoms of testosterone deficiency — treatment and monitoring only where clinically confirmed.

from £109 / month

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Aftercare to expect from a good clinic

Status updates after the clinic’s assessment
Clinical messages if more information is needed
Repeat-care reminders where appropriate

Treatment options

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Male hormone health programme

Blood-test-led assessment and treatment plan for low testosterone — where clinically indicated.

Symptom improvement when truly deficient · 6–12 weeks

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At-home male hormone blood test

Finger-prick kit analysed by a UK lab — results reviewed by a qualified clinician.

Identifies low hormone levels and related markers · 2–3 working days

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Test before treating

Low mood, fatigue and low libido have many causes. Testosterone levels are confirmed with proper blood testing before any treatment is considered.

Testosterone replacement therapy is not suitable for everyone and requires ongoing hormone monitoring. Your prescriber explains benefits, risks and alternatives.

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Common questions

What symptoms suggest low testosterone?

Fatigue, low libido, low mood and reduced muscle mass — but these are non-specific, which is why blood tests matter.

FAQs

Male hormone health — common questions

General information only. Your prescriber confirms what is safe and appropriate for you.

Do I need a blood test before hormone treatment?

Yes. Testosterone replacement is only appropriate when blood tests confirm low hormone levels on at least two occasions, usually with symptoms. At-home kits are available, or a clinic can work with recent GP results where suitable.

What symptoms might low testosterone cause?

Possible symptoms include low mood, fatigue, reduced libido, erection difficulties, and loss of muscle mass — but these have many other causes. Tests before treatment are essential; treatment is not started on symptoms alone.

How is testosterone hormone treatment given?

Formats vary by clinic and typically include topical gel or oral capsule options. The clinic's clinicians explain application, monitoring, and fertility implications before you start.

How often will I need monitoring?

Regular blood tests check testosterone level, blood count, and prostate markers as appropriate. Expect review every few months initially, then at least annually when stable.

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