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Men’s hormone benchmark.

Testosterone with SHBG, estradiol, prolactin, cortisol, thyroid, PSA, cholesterol, blood count and metabolism.

  • Markers76
  • SampleBlood draw
  • FastingYes
  • Draw timeMorning
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What it measures.

76 results across the parts below, each in plain English. This describes what a lab measures; it cannot tell you what your own result means.

  • Total testosteroneTotal T

    All the testosterone in the blood, both the part carried by proteins and the small part that circulates free. It is highest in the morning, which is why it is usually drawn early.

  • Free testosteroneFree T

    The small share of testosterone that is not bound to proteins. Labs measure it directly or calculate it from total testosterone, SHBG and albumin.

  • Sex hormone binding globulinSHBG

    A protein made by the liver that carries testosterone and estradiol in the blood. How much there is changes how much testosterone is free.

  • EstradiolE2

    The main form of estrogen. Men make it too, mostly by converting testosterone in body tissues.

  • Follicle stimulating hormoneFSH

    Also made by the pituitary gland. In men it supports sperm production.

  • Luteinizing hormoneLH

    Made by the pituitary gland at the base of the brain. It signals the testes to make testosterone.

  • Prolactin

    A hormone made by the pituitary gland. It is often checked alongside testosterone, LH and FSH.

  • Cortisol, totalCortisol

    All the cortisol in the blood. It follows a daily rhythm, so the time of the draw matters.

  • Prostate specific antigenPSA

    A protein made by the prostate gland. Labs measure how much of it is in the blood.

  • Thyroid stimulating hormoneTSH

    Made by the pituitary gland. It signals the thyroid to make its hormones, and is the most common first thyroid test.

  • Thyroxine, totalTotal T4

    All the T4 in the blood, bound and free.

  • Triiodothyronine, totalTotal T3

    All the T3 in the blood, bound and free.

  • Lipid panelLipids

    Total, LDL, HDL and non HDL cholesterol with triglycerides.

  • Complete blood countCBC

    Counts and sizes the red cells, white cells and platelets, including hemoglobin and hematocrit.

  • Comprehensive metabolic panelCMP

    Fourteen measures of blood sugar, salts and minerals, kidney function and liver function in one test.

How to prepare.

  1. Fasting 12 to 14 hours. Water is fine.
  2. Book a morning draw, between 8 and 10 a.m.
  3. No ejaculation for 24 hours before the draw.
  4. No testosterone cream or gel on the inner arms for 24 hours before the draw.
  5. Stop high dose biotin supplements 72 hours before the draw.
  • Men’s health76 markers

    Men’s hormone checkup

    Hormones, PSA, thyroid, cholesterol, blood count and metabolism in one draw.

    • Fasting 12 to 14 hours
    • Morning draw

    Total T, Free T, E2, FSH and more

  • Men’s health83 markers

    Male hormone panel, complete

    The broadest men’s panel: hormones, adrenal and thyroid, PSA, vitamin D, A1c, cholesterol, blood count and metabolism.

    • Fasting 12 to 14 hours
    • Morning draw

    Total T, Free T, SHBG, E2 and more

  • Men’s health62 markers

    Hormone panel with ultrasensitive estradiol

    Testosterone, ultrasensitive estradiol, FSH and LH with a blood count and metabolic panel.

    • Fasting 12 hours
    • Morning draw

    Total T, Free T, E2, FSH and more

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