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How is testosterone deficiency diagnosed?

Two separate blood tests are required to clinically diagnose low testosterone.

The typical diagnosis journey is:

  1. Advanced blood test — provides a comprehensive overview of your health.

  2. 30-minute video consultation — if your testosterone levels are low, a TRT-prescribing doctor reviews your results, symptoms and medical history.

  3. Basic blood test — confirms whether your testosterone remains low.

  4. 15-minute follow-up call — if the diagnosis is confirmed, a doctor finalises your personalised treatment plan.

The advanced blood test provides a comprehensive overview of your health. If your testosterone levels are low, you’ll be invited to a 30-minute video consultation with one of our experienced TRT-prescribing doctors. During this consultation, your results, symptoms, and medical history will be reviewed in detail.

You will then complete a second, basic blood test to confirm the diagnosis. If low testosterone is confirmed, you will be offered a 15-minute telephone consultation to finalise your personalised treatment plan.

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