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Testosterone test referral
Discuss your symptoms with an online GP to get your testosterone referral on your phone in minutes, if suitable.
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What is a testosterone test?
A testosterone test determines the amount of testosterone hormone in the bloodstream. It aids in assessing the hormonal balance in both men and women and is widely used to evaluate reproductive, sexual, and general health.
Why choose Hola Health?
| Feature | Hola Health | Local Clinic |
|---|---|---|
| Wait Time | ~15 Mins | Days/Weeks |
| Travel | 100% Online | In-person |
| Cost | $39 | $50 – $90+ |
What symptoms may indicate the need for a testosterone test?
- Low sexual desire (low libido).
- Erectile dysfunction.
- Fatigue or low energy levels.
- Decreased muscular mass or increased body fat
- Mood changes, such as sadness or irritation.
- Irregular menstrual cycle (in women)
- Excessive body or face hair (in women)
- Infertility Concerns
When is a testosterone test referral recommended?
- Suspected low testosterone (hypogonadism).
- Symptoms of hormonal imbalance.
- Evaluation of Infertility
- Monitor hormone therapy or treatment.
- Delayed or early puberty in teenagers
- Suspected diseases include polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS).
What conditions can a testosterone test help identify for management
- Hypogonadism is a condition in which men produce less testosterone, impacting both their sexual and physical health.
- Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) is a hormonal condition in women who have increased androgen levels.
- Infertility refers to aberrant hormone levels that influence reproductive function.
- Pituitary gland disorders: altering hormone regulation.
- Testicular or adrenal diseases affect hormone production.
What types of testosterone tests are available?
- Total testosterone measures total testosterone levels in the blood.
- Free testosterone measures active testosterone that isn’t attached to proteins.
- Bioavailable testosterone contains both free testosterone and loosely bound testosterone.
What do the testosterone test results show?
The results show whether testosterone levels are within the normal range for age and sex. Low or high levels might indicate a hormonal imbalance, underlying medical issues, or the need for more testing and treatment.
What are the limits of testosterone testing?
- Levels might vary throughout the day (often highest in the morning).
- Medication or disease may alter the results.
- A single test might not be adequate for diagnosis.
- Additional testing may be needed for an accurate evaluation.
What are the limitations of a testosterone test?
- Schedule the exam in the morning to get more accurate results.
- Follow any fasting instructions, if recommended.
- Inform your doctor about any medications or supplements.
- Avoid vigorous exercises before the test.
How do I prepare for a testosterone test?
- Schedule the exam in the morning to get more accurate results.
- Follow any fasting instructions that are indicated.
- Inform your doctor about medications and supplements.
- Avoid intense exertion before the exam.
How to request your testosterone referral?
Complete online form
Fill out a quick health questionnaire, it takes minutes.
Video consult with a GP (within 15 Mins)
Connect with an Australian AHPRA-registered GP online.
Get referral instantly
If suitable, get your online testosterone referral via email to take to any collection centre.
What happens after your test?
Hola Health will text you when you’re online testosterone test results are in, including a link to book a $29 follow-up consult (35% off). To share your results with your GP, simply email support@hola.health
Telehealth referrals & consults are available to patients in NSW, VIC, QLD, WA, SA, TAS, NT, and ACT.
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Medical Disclaimer: Content reviewed by Dr Ammar Al-Ani. This is for information only, not a diagnosis. Your GP will provide specific medical guidance during your consultation.
