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Understanding your hormone health can feel overwhelming, especially with the number of testing options available in the UK – each with its own pricing and promises. At Omniya, we’ve seen the impact of poor‐quality testing for Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) firsthand, which is why we’ve created our “Low Testosterone Screening” with The Doctor’s Laboratory, the UK’s largest independent laboratory, and one of the largest in Europe.
This service is our answer to the surge in inferior laboratories, ensuring you receive high‐quality, accurate, and reliable tests to assess whether you have low testosterone.
If you’re transferring from another clinic, we aim to make your transition as smooth as possible. We welcome the opportunity to review your previous blood test results—provided these tests were carried out within the last 6–12 months by a reliable and reputable source. This could mean fewer appointments and less redundancy in testing, saving you both time and costs. Please ensure that all previous test results are accompanied by comprehensive documentation from your former provider.
Do you already have blood test results from the NHS or another trusted private practice? If your tests are no more than 6–12 months old, they might count as part of our evaluation process. For example, if you have recent testosterone results, we may be able to use them as the first of the two tests typically required. This helps streamline your care and minimises the need for duplicate testing. However, it is essential that the tests were conducted by reputable labs to ensure accuracy. If there’s any doubt about the reliability of the results, we may recommend retesting.
The British Society of Sexual Medicine (BSSM) states you need two blood tests to confirm your testosterone level is low enough for treatment. A testosterone level less than 12 nmol/L (and up to 15 nmol/L in certain circumstances) is considered for TRT.
Our screening package focuses on two key tests — Total Testosterone and Free Testosterone — giving you and us a clear picture of your testosterone levels.
Test Options & Cost:
Do you already have a recent set of blood test results in the last 12 months? Then contact us:
Once your initial screening is complete, the next step is to confirm your suitability for treatment.
If your initial results indicate that you may be a suitable candidate for Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT), we then invite you to undergo a more comprehensive panel of tests. Our recommended panel starts from £450, and provides your doctor with an in-depth overview of additional hormonal markers that influence testosterone activity, as well as your safety and suitability for treatment. We are conscious of costs and patients requirements, so please contact us if you have any historic blood tests, or wish to discuss alternative panels.
Do you already have a recent set of blood test results in the last 12 months? Then contact us:
To determine the suitability of your results. We may ask you to send them over.
After all tests are completed, a comprehensive consultation is scheduled. During this appointment:
Your results are examined in detail.
Your symptoms—such as fatigue, reduced libido, loss of muscle mass, or mood changes—are thoroughly explored.
Our specialist takes into account your past medical, family, and social history.
The consultation includes measuring:
If your blood results are satisfactory and there are no contraindications, your personalised treatment plan and initial prescription may be finalised during the consultation.
We recommend a follow up review 6 weeks after commencement of your treatment. This is essential for monitoring treatment efficacy, ensuring safety, and personalising your ongoing treatment plan.
Total Testosterone is the cornerstone of our entry-level screening. This test measures the complete amount of testosterone circulating in your bloodstream, including both the free (active) and bound forms. It gives us a broad snapshot of your hormone production.
Free Testosterone represents the fraction of testosterone that is not bound to proteins and is immediately available to your tissues. This active hormone is crucial for many physiological processes influenced by testosterone, such as muscle maintenance, bone health, and libido. By measuring Free Testosterone, we assess the actual hormonal activity in your body, providing a more detailed picture of whether your body is receiving enough of the hormone to function optimally.
Our panels were created to give your doctor a complete snapshot of your overall health, hormonal balance, and potential risk factors before and during TRT. For TRT, the TRT Essential Panel is commonly the panel we recommend. For more comprehensive tests, see below:
This starting venous panel is designed to give your doctor a comprehensive snapshot of your overall health, hormonal status, and potential risk factors before and during TRT.
This starting venous panel is designed to give your doctor a comprehensive snapshot of your overall health, hormonal status, and potential risk factors before and during TRT.
FBC (Full Blood Count):
Assesses overall blood health, checking for anaemia or infections.
Kidney Function:
Evaluates kidney performance by measuring urea, creatinine, and eGFR.
Liver Function Tests (LFT):
Checks liver enzymes and markers to assess liver health.
Albumin & Ferritin:
Albumin helps bind testosterone and reflects nutritional status, while ferritin measures iron stores and indicates inflammation or metabolic issues.
Hormonal Profile:
Includes LH (Luteinising Hormone) & FSH (Follicle Stimulating Hormone), Total Testosterone & Free Testosterone, E2 (Estradiol), SHBG (Sex Hormone Binding Globulin), Prolactin, Cortisol, and T4/TSH (Thyroid Function Tests).
Additional tests such as HbA1c, PSA (Prostate Specific Antigen), and a Lipid Panel provide a broad overview of your hormonal balance and overall health.
These tests provide a broad overview of your hormonal and overall health.
A broader evaluation covering a wide range of biomarkers that contribute to your general wellbeing.
FBC (Full Blood Count):
Assesses overall blood health.
Kidney Function & Electrolytes:
Measures urea, creatinine, eGFR, sodium (Na), and potassium (K).
Liver Function Tests (LFT):
Evaluates ALT, ALP, bilirubin, albumin, total protein, globulin, corrected calcium, and calcium levels.
Hormonal Profile:
Checks LH, FSH, total testosterone (TT), free testosterone, estradiol (E2), SHBG, prolactin, cortisol, T4/TSH, and HbA1c.
Iron Studies:
Includes ferritin, transferrin saturations, TIBC, and total iron.
PSA & Lipid Panel:
Assesses prostate health and cardiovascular risk.
FBC (Full Blood Count):
Evaluates overall blood health.
Renal Function & Electrolytes:
Measures urea, creatinine, eGFR, sodium (Na), and potassium (K).
Liver Function Tests (LFT):
Assesses ALT, ALP, bilirubin, albumin, total protein, globulin, corrected calcium, calcium, AST, and GGT to evaluate liver performance.
Hormonal Profile:
Includes LH, FSH, total and free testosterone, estradiol (E2), SHBG, prolactin, cortisol, and growth hormone.
Thyroid Function:
Evaluates T3, T4, and TSH.
HbA1c:
Provides a measure of long-term blood sugar control.
Iron Studies:
Analyzes ferritin, transferrin saturations, TIBC, and total iron.
PSA:
Checks prostate-specific antigen levels.
Mineral Screen (RMIN):
Assesses your mineral balance.
Vitamin Profile 2:
Evaluates your vitamin status.
Screening Profile 11 – Cardiovascular Risk 2 (PP11):
Assesses key cardiovascular risk factors.
Deoxypyridinoline:
A marker for bone resorption, this test helps assess bone health.
These comprehensive panels allow us to screen for any underlying conditions that might affect your TRT journey, ensuring a bespoke treatment plan tailored to your needs.
If you’re experiencing symptoms like fatigue, low libido, or mood changes, you’ll want a simple, trustworthy way to check your testosterone levels. That’s why we have partnered with The Doctors Laboratory (TDL), the UK’s largest and one of the world’s most respected laboratories.
What This Means for You:
Many men experience fatigue, reduced libido, diminished muscle mass, or mood changes and wonder whether low testosterone might be the underlying cause. By offering these targeted tests, we provide you with a preliminary overview of your testosterone balance, helping you decide if further investigation is warranted. This initial screening is particularly valuable if you’re not yet ready to embark on a full clinical consultation and comprehensive panel of tests. It serves as your starting point—a quick, accessible way to see if low testosterone might be affecting you. Once you have these results, you can have a more informed discussion with our doctors about your symptoms and the next steps in your care.
At Omniya Clinic, our comprehensive approach—from the initial screening through detailed laboratory panels—ensures that every aspect of your hormonal health is evaluated. This meticulous process forms the foundation of our safe, effective, and personalised TRT programme.
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