Low testosterone assessment
A low testosterone assessment with an Australian-registered practitioner, by phone.
When you notice a change
Your interest in sex has dropped. You feel tired more often, or it is harder to concentrate. If you are wondering whether low testosterone could be involved, an assessment is a place to talk through what has changed.
With low testosterone, you might notice:
- Less interest in sex
- Trouble getting or keeping an erection
- Changed sleep patterns or poor sleep
- Hot flushes
- Less energy
- Low mood
- Trouble concentrating or remembering things
Other things can cause these too, so your practitioner looks at the whole picture.
At Primagevity, an Australian-registered practitioner assesses your symptoms, health history and any blood results. You have a private phone consultation to discuss your concerns and what, if anything, is clinically appropriate for you.
How an assessment works
These are the steps. Read our full process.
Your questionnaire
Share your symptoms, when you noticed them and your health history. Include what you want to discuss.
Practitioner review
An Australian-registered practitioner reviews your information. Pathology is arranged where appropriate.
A private phone consult
Talk through your history, any results and your questions with your practitioner.
A plan and follow-up
Your practitioner decides what, if anything, is clinically appropriate. If suitable, agree on a plan and ongoing reviews together.
Who this assessment suits
This assessment is for adults in Australia who have concerns about low testosterone and want to discuss them with a practitioner. You might be seeking an assessment for the first time or have previous blood results to talk through.
Eligibility and suitability are assessed individually, using the information you share about your health and circumstances. Read the eligibility FAQ.
Questions about low testosterone.
- What should I have ready?Note what has changed, when it started and how it affects your day. Have any previous blood results and the questions you want to ask ready for your phone consultation.
- Will I need a blood test?Your practitioner reviews your history and arranges pathology where appropriate. If a blood test is needed, the sample is usually collected in person at a pathology centre with a referral.
- What happens after the consultation?Your practitioner considers your history, symptoms and any results before deciding what, if anything, is clinically appropriate. If suitable, you agree on a plan and ongoing reviews, with time to discuss your questions.
Assessment starts with what has changed.
Find out where you stand.
Book an assessment and we email you when your place opens.
