Easy and reliable access to confidential blood testing through our partnered UKAS accredited laboratories, and nationwide clinic and home nurse visit networks
The Men’s Health Clinic can offer you affordable and convenient easy access to the necessary blood tests for an initial diagnosis and ongoing monitoring of treatment.
For accuracy of results and better reliability with sample collection, we recommend venous samples for all blood tests, rather than finger prick. You have the option of attending a clinic location to have your blood drawn, or you can order a test kit and make your own arrangements with a qualified healthcare professional. Alternatively, we can organise for a nurse to visit your home or place of work and collect your blood sample at a time and date convenient to you.
All diagnostic blood tests include expert review of your results by our doctor, who will personally contact you with their professional recommendations once we receive your results back from the lab.
Further details on the blood tests we have available from clinic and the options for collecting your sample can be found below. Please contact us by telephone to place your order.
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This comprehensive blood panel (47 health markers) encompasses all of the tests required to make a preliminary diagnosis of Testosterone Deficiency, and to monitor your general state of health on an annual basis when on treatment.
In addition to a full hormone panel, this test looks at your other general health parameters to help identify any potential reversible causes of low testosterone, and give you a more complete picture of your overall health.
This advanced test also goes one step further by looking for some vitamin and mineral deficiencies, which can also have a negative impact on your testosterone levels.
*Applicable to new patients only. All diagnostic blood tests include a complimentary telephone consultation with Dr Stevens to discuss your results and suitability for treatment. This will be booked once your results are received from the lab.
Hormonal Health:
Prostate:
Thyroid Function:
Liver Health:
Kidney Function + Urea & Electrolytes:
Lipids + Cholesterol Status:
Diabetes:
Full Blood Count:
Nutritional Health:
This comprehensive blood panel (43 health markers) encompasses all of the tests required to make a preliminary diagnosis of Testosterone Deficiency, and to monitor your general state of health on an annual basis when on treatment.
In addition to a full hormone panel, this test looks at your other general health parameters to help identify any potential reversible causes of low testosterone, and give you a more complete picture of your overall health.
*Applicable to new patients only. All diagnostic blood tests include a complimentary telephone consultation with Dr Stevens to discuss your results and suitability for treatment. This will be booked once your results are received from the lab.
Hormonal Health:
Prostate:
Thyroid Function:
Liver Health:
Kidney Function + Urea & Electrolytes:
Lipids + Cholesterol Status:
Diabetes:
Full Blood Count:
This blood panel includes all of the tests required for routine monitoring whilst on Testosterone Replacement Therapy, so that you and your doctor can be confident that your treatment is continuing to be prescribed safely and effectively.
Hormonal Health:
Prostate:
Liver:
Full Blood Count:
This blood panel identifies what physiological effect your recent protocol change has had on your male hormone levels. Your doctor will take these into consideration, alongside any current or ongoing symptoms, when considering any further changes to your treatment protocol.
This test is sometimes recommended as a confirmatory blood test when making an initial diagnosis of Testosterone Deficiency, usually when previous blood tests have not covered all the necessary diagnostic parameters.
*Applicable to new patients only. All diagnostic blood tests include a complimentary telephone consultation with Dr Stevens to discuss your results and suitability for treatment. This will be booked once your results are received from the lab.
Hormonal Health:
Liver:
This test should ONLY be used as a basic confirmatory blood test to support a preliminary diagnosis of testosterone deficiency. The British Society for Sexual Medicine (BSSM) guidelines recommend at least two low testosterone readings, preferably four weeks apart, before considering Testosterone Replacement Therapy.
All diagnostic blood tests include a complimentary telephone consultation with Dr Stevens to discuss your results and suitability for treatment. This will be booked once your results are received from the lab.
The following tests can only be ordered in addition to one of the blood test profiles listed above. They cannot be ordered as stand-alone tests.
This blood test measures the amount of Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA) in your blood. PSA is a protein produced by normal cells in the prostate and also by prostate cancer cells. It is normal to have a small amount of PSA in your blood, and the amount rises slightly as you get older and your prostate gets bigger. A raised PSA level may suggest you have a problem with your prostate, but this does not necessarily mean cancer. All abnormal results should be discussed with your doctor.
Dihydrotestosterone (DHT) is one of your bioavailable male androgens. Testosterone is converted to DHT by the enzyme 5-alpha reductase which is located in the testes and prostate. DHT has effects on brain function (including libido), muscle growth and repair, and prostate health.
Please note that this test is sent to a referral lab for processing and results can take up to 10 working days to arrive.
Dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA) is a hormone produced from cholesterol by the adrenal glands, which your body converts into testosterone and oestrogen. It affects many areas of health and wellbeing. Most of the DHEA in the body exists in the blood in the sulphated form, DHEA-S, which is what this test measures.
Pregnenolone is the precursor to all steroid hormones. For steroid hormone production, cholesterol converts into pregnenolone in the adrenal glands and then several enzymes complete the production of multiple hormones.
Please note that this test is sent to a referral lab for processing and results can take up to 20 working days to arrive.
Cortisol plays a role in metabolism and is the main hormone involved in stress and the fight-or-flight response. Disorders of the adrenal glands can cause the over or underproduction of stress hormones which can cause symptoms such as excessive fatigue, anxiety, insomnia and weight gain. This test measures whether your cortisol production levels are too high or too low, which could be having a negative impact on your sense of well-being.
This blood test checks to see if you have the right level of thyroid hormones for a healthy metabolism.
This more complete blood test checks your thyroid hormones, as well your thyroid antibodies, for an in-depth picture of your thyroid health.
This blood test checks to see if you have the right level of thyroid hormones. It also includes Reverse T3, a by-product of thyroid hormone metabolism.
Please note that the ‘Reverse T3’ test is sent to a referral lab for processing and results can take up to 12 working days to arrive.
If you would like to visit our clinic in Dorset for an initial diagnostic blood test, or a blood test outside of your routine follow up consultations, you have the option of booking in a 15-minute ‘Phlebotomy’ appointment for your blood test to be taken.
Your blood test and appointment fee would be payable on the day of your appointment.
If you would like to make your own arrangements for a venous blood collection, we can arrange for you to be sent a test kit containing everything necessary for your qualified medical professional to take your sample.
Your test kit will be dispatched to you directly by our partner lab Inuvi, on a next working day delivery service. The kit includes a prepaid Tracked24 envelope for returning your sample to the lab.
If your own phlebotomy arrangements don’t work out, we have partnered with Goodbody’s nationwide network of clinics where you can take your test kit to have your blood taken at a date and time convenient to you. You can check where your nearest Goodbody Clinic is here.
Please contact us if you would like to upgrade your blood test order to include a Goodbody Clinic appointment.
We are pleased to have partnered with Goodbody’s nationwide network of clinics, where you can attend with your venous test kit to have your blood drawn at a date and time convenient to you.
You can check where your nearest Goodbody Clinic is prior to ordering your blood test kit here.
If you would like to attend a Goodbody Clinic for your blood test, please contact us clinic so that we can arrange for your test kit to be sent to you, as well as the booking link for arranging your clinic appointment. Your test kit will be dispatched to you directly by our partner lab Inuvi, on a next working day delivery service. The kit includes a prepaid Tracked24 envelope for returning your sample to the lab.
For patients who cannot attend a clinic or make their own arrangements for a blood draw, we are pleased to have access to Inuvi’s nationwide network of healthcare professionals who can offer convenient blood sample collections wherever you are located.
If you would like the peace of mind of having a fully qualified and insured nurse draw your venous blood sample at a location of your choice, we can organise this for you.
Speak to our team, book online or email us with any questions that you may have.