Are you feeling persistently tired, struggling with a low mood or lacking motivation? Many men in the UK experience these symptoms and often put them down to stress or ageing. However, low testosterone might be playing a role.
Testosterone is the main male sex hormone, produced mainly in the testicles. It not only regulates sexual health and fertility, but also affects energy, muscle strength, and mental wellbeing.
If these symptoms sound familiar and have lasted for more than a few weeks, it may be time to check your testosterone levels.
Testosterone levels naturally decline with age. Some men experience a greater drop — called testosterone deficiency — which can impact all aspects of health. Factors such as obesity, chronic illness, stress, and some medications may also reduce levels.
Sometimes, simple lifestyle changes can help. But if symptoms persist, consider getting your testosterone tested.
With Mayfield Clinic’s Testosterone Self-Collect Home Blood Test, you can discreetly check your hormone levels using a simple, finger-prick kit posted to your door. It’s easy, quick, and you’ll have results in just one working day after your sample reaches the lab.
If you prefer, you can also book an in-person blood test at one of our UK clinics.
Don’t let fatigue and low mood continue unchecked. Order your Mayfield Clinic testosterone home test or speak with one of our clinicians for further advice.
Results from your home test kit are available within 1 working day after the laboratory receives your sample. You’ll receive an email with secure access to your results and recommendations for next steps if necessary.
Yes, our home self-collect kits are available to adults (aged 18+) in the UK and are a convenient option for those who prefer privacy and flexibility. If you’re under 18 or have specific health concerns, please consult a GP.
No, results should be interpreted alongside your personal symptoms and health history. Our clinicians are available for further discussion, or you may want to book an in-person blood test for ongoing symptoms.
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