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Testosterone

Also Known As Serum Testosterone, Male sex hormone, Bioavailable Testosterone

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Total testosterone levels in the blood.

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Conditions linked to high or low testosterone.

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What is a Testosterone - Total Test?

The Testosterone test measures the amount of the hormone testosterone in your blood. Testosterone is the primary sex hormone in men but is also found in women in lesser amounts. Sex hormones are responsible for the sexual and reproductive development in both genders. The body functions optimally when testosterone levels are within normal range. A testosterone level that is too high or too low can cause health problems in men and women.

Testosterone circulates in the blood as bound testosterone (attached to proteins) and free testosterone (unbound to proteins). The Total Testosterone test measures the total (free and bound) testosterone level in the blood. It is a common test done to evaluate symptoms of high or low testosterone levels. It helps diagnose the cause of problems like early or delayed puberty in boys, low sex drive and infertility due to low testosterone in men, and conditions such as polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) in women that are often associated with high testosterone levels.

Stress can disrupt the hormonal balance, leading to symptoms such as weight gain, hair loss, and mood changes. In bustling cities like Bangalore where stress levels are on the rise, getting a Testosterone test can help identify and manage hormonal problems early.

Testosterone - Total Test Parameters

  • The Testosterone test measures only one parameter – total testosterone – a hormone predominantly found in men and referred to as a “male” sex hormone. However, testosterone is also found in women in smaller quantities.

    Testosterone causes the changes seen in the body during male puberty, such as body hair, muscle growth, maturation of genitals, and deepening of voice. In men, testosterone helps sperm mature and boosts sex drive. In women, testosterone is important for healthy organs, bones and muscles.2,5 Testosterone is primarily produced in the testes in males and the ovaries in females. Testosterone is produced by the adrenal glands in both sexes.

    Testosterone in the body exists in two forms: bound and free. Bound testosterone is attached to proteins, acting as a reserve and not immediately available to cells and tissues. Free testosterone, on the other hand, is not attached to proteins and is easily available for bodily functions. Total testosterone test measures both free and bound testosterone and is usually the first test done when doctors suspect abnormal testosterone levels. Free testosterone may be checked to give more information when the total testosterone level is low.

Testosterone - Total Test Preparation

Here is what you need to know before getting a Testosterone test:

Prerequisites

This test does not require fasting. However, your doctor may advise fasting for a few hours if any other tests that require fasting are ordered with the Testosterone test.

The best time to get tested

You can be tested at any time during the day at your convenience.

Who Should Do the Testosterone Test

The test is generally recommended for individuals who experience symptoms of testosterone imbalance. In teenagers, this test may be ordered to diagnose the cause of early or delayed puberty. In adult men, the test is usually done for symptoms of low testosterone, such as:

  • Low sex drive

  • Difficulty getting an erection (erectile dysfunction)

  • Enlarged breasts

  • Lack of facial or body hair

  • Low sperm count or other fertility problems

  • Loss of muscle mass

  • Weak bones

  • Anaemia

  • Fatigue

In women, this test is usually done for symptoms of high testosterone, such as:

  • Excessive hair growth on the face or body

  • Hair loss on the scalp

  • Reduced breast size

  • Irregular or absent periods

  • Acne

  • Difficulty getting pregnant

Why Take a Testosterone - Total Test?

The Testosterone test may be advised for the following reasons:

Detecting Abnormal Testosterone Levels

The Testosterone test is done to evaluate symptoms of high or low testosterone levels and diagnose any underlying disorder that affects testosterone production.

For Males: Testosterone levels naturally decrease with age. Low testosterone can affect the mood, sex drive, and muscle mass in men. Conditions like thyroid problems, chronic illnesses such as liver or kidney disease, pituitary gland disorders, or testicular problems (injury or infection) may cause low testosterone. High testosterone may be seen with testicular tumours, adrenal gland disorders, or steroid use.

For Females: The test is often used to identify high testosterone levels. High testosterone in women may be caused by conditions like PCOS, pituitary disorders, ovarian tumours, or adrenal gland disorders.

Diagnosing Health Conditions

Testosterone testing aids in determining the causes of early puberty, such as congenital adrenal hyperplasia, or delayed puberty, such as Klinefelter syndrome.

Monitoring Health

Testosterone testing is done to monitor health if you have a history of an abnormal testosterone level. Testing is also done if you are taking medications that may affect your testosterone levels. For transgender men undergoing masculinizing hormone therapy, regular Testosterone testing is done to monitor hormone levels.

 

FAQs on Testosterone - Total Test in Bangalore

How much does a Testosterone Total Test cost in Bangalore?
The Testosterone Total Test price is ₹ 700. This price includes the fastest home sample collection within 60 minutes of booking, and the reports are available in 12 hours.
The Total Testosterone test measures the testosterone level in your blood. It is used to investigate problems like early or late puberty in teens; erectile dysfunction, fertility problems, and low sex drive in men; and menstrual irregularities, abnormal hair growth, and infertility in women.
No, fasting is not required for the Total Testosterone test. You can get the test done at any time of the day.
The normal levels of testosterone in the blood are:

Males: 132–813 ng/dL

Females: 5.71–77.0 ng/dL

However, testosterone levels can vary with age in both males and females. Please refer to the Orange Health Labs website for a detailed interpretation of normal levels.

After your blood sample is collected, the reports for the Total Testosterone test will be available within 12 hours. This quick turnaround is facilitated by our NABL-accredited labs, ensuring timely and accurate results.

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