Erectile Dysfunction Impotence Profile
A focused 11-biomarker profile assessing metabolic, cardiovascular, hormonal, thyroid and prostate markers relevant to erectile dysfunction.
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3 business days
Biomarkers count
11
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Overview of the Erectile Dysfunction Impotence Profile Test
The Erectile Dysfunction Impotence Profile is an 11-biomarker blood test assessing metabolic, cardiovascular, hormonal, thyroid and prostate-related markers that may be relevant when investigating erectile difficulties.
Erectile dysfunction can have several possible contributors.
These include vascular and metabolic health, diabetes, hormone abnormalities, medication, psychological factors, neurological conditions and other medical causes.
The profile therefore goes beyond Testosterone alone.
It measures Glucose and HbA1c, four lipid markers, Prolactin, Total Testosterone, a Free Testosterone Calculation, TSH and Total PSA.
Blood testing cannot determine every cause of erectile dysfunction.
Normal laboratory results do not exclude vascular, neurological, structural, medication-related or psychological contributors, so persistent symptoms should receive appropriate clinical assessment.
The Erectile Dysfunction Impotence Profile costs £169.
What Does the Erectile Dysfunction Impotence Profile Test Check?
The profile assesses metabolic health, cholesterol, reproductive hormones, thyroid regulation and Total PSA. This test measures 11 biomarkers.
Glucose - Measures circulating glucose at the time of testing and provides information about current blood sugar regulation.
HbA1c - Reflects average blood glucose exposure over approximately the preceding two to three months.
HDL Cholesterol - Measures high-density lipoprotein cholesterol.
LDL Cholesterol - Measures low-density lipoprotein cholesterol.
Total Cholesterol - Measures overall circulating cholesterol.
Triglycerides - Measures circulating triglyceride fats.
Prolactin - Measures Prolactin, which can affect reproductive and sexual hormone function when significantly abnormal.
Free Testosterone Calculation - Provides an estimate of the unbound Testosterone fraction using relevant laboratory measurements.
Total Testosterone - Measures the total amount of Testosterone circulating in blood.
TSH - Measures Thyroid-Stimulating Hormone and provides information about regulation of thyroid function.
Total PSA - Measures total Prostate-Specific Antigen, which requires interpretation in the context of age, prostate history and other clinical factors.
Who May Benefit From the Erectile Dysfunction Impotence Profile Test?
The profile may be useful for men seeking objective blood testing as part of a broader assessment of persistent erectile difficulties or changes in sexual function.
Men experiencing persistent erectile dysfunction - Blood testing can assess several metabolic and hormonal areas that may be relevant.
Men with reduced libido - Testosterone and Prolactin can provide useful endocrine information.
Men with diabetes risk factors - Glucose and HbA1c assess current and longer-term glucose regulation.
Men concerned about Testosterone levels - Total and calculated Free Testosterone are included.
Men with cardiovascular risk factors - Four lipid markers are included.
Men with possible thyroid symptoms - TSH provides information about thyroid regulation.
Men seeking broader assessment rather than Testosterone testing alone - The profile covers several physiological systems.
Symptoms and Reasons to Consider the Erectile Dysfunction Impotence Profile Test
Erectile difficulties can arise from physical, hormonal, metabolic and psychological factors, and persistent symptoms warrant a broader assessment.
Difficulty achieving an erection - Persistent problems may justify investigation of metabolic and hormonal contributors.
Difficulty maintaining an erection - Blood testing can form one part of a broader clinical assessment.
Reduced libido - Testosterone, Prolactin and thyroid regulation may be relevant.
Reduced morning erections - Persistent change can be discussed with a clinician alongside hormonal assessment.
Symptoms of low Testosterone - Reduced libido, reduced energy or other compatible symptoms may warrant appropriate testing.
Diabetes or metabolic risk factors - Abnormal glucose regulation can be relevant to vascular and neurological sexual function.
New erectile dysfunction with cardiovascular risk factors - Erectile symptoms can justify wider cardiovascular risk review.
New or persistent erectile dysfunction should not automatically be assumed to result from low Testosterone.
Depending on age and clinical circumstances, cardiovascular, medication-related, neurological and psychological factors may also need assessment.
How to Prepare
Do not stop prescribed Testosterone or other medication unless the clinician responsible for your treatment tells you to.
Results should be interpreted alongside symptoms and medical history rather than in isolation.
How to Book Your Erectile Dysfunction Impotence Profile Test
The Erectile Dysfunction Impotence Profile can be booked privately with professional venous blood collection.
Choose the Erectile Dysfunction Impotence Profile
Select the £169 11-biomarker profile.
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Choose in-clinic phlebotomy (+£35) or a home visit from a phlebotomist (+£60).
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A trained healthcare professional collects the required blood samples.
Laboratory analysis
Metabolic, lipid, hormonal, thyroid and PSA markers are analysed.
Receive your results securely
Your completed laboratory report is returned securely.
When Will I Receive My Results?
Results are generally expected within approximately 3 days.
Final turnaround is determined by completion of all biomarkers included in this profile.
Occasional repeat or confirmatory analysis can take longer.
Understanding Your Results
The biomarkers should be interpreted together rather than using one result to identify the cause of erectile dysfunction.
Abnormal Glucose or HbA1c may indicate impaired glucose regulation that warrants further assessment.
Testosterone results should be considered alongside symptoms, collection timing and other hormonal information.
A raised Prolactin can have several causes and may require repeat or additional endocrine assessment.
PSA is a prostate marker rather than an erectile-function marker and should be interpreted according to age and clinical history.
Normal results do not exclude other causes of erectile dysfunction.
Why Book With London Blood Tests?
London Blood Tests provides a focused profile examining several physiological areas relevant to male sexual health.
11 targeted biomarkers - Metabolic, lipid, hormonal, thyroid and prostate markers are combined.
More than Testosterone alone - Glucose regulation, cholesterol, Prolactin, TSH and PSA are also assessed.
Total and calculated Free Testosterone - The profile provides more hormonal context than a single Testosterone measurement.
Cardiometabolic markers included - Glucose, HbA1c and four lipid measurements are included.
Private blood collection - Testing can be arranged discreetly.
Professional phlebotomy - Samples are collected by trained healthcare professionals.
Clear pricing - The Erectile Dysfunction Impotence Profile costs £169.
Private Erectile Dysfunction Impotence Profile Blood Test in London
London Blood Tests provides the Erectile Dysfunction Impotence Profile for £169.
The test contains 11 biomarkers covering blood sugar, cholesterol, Testosterone, Prolactin, thyroid regulation and Total PSA.
Results can be used as part of a broader clinical assessment of erectile dysfunction or changes in sexual health.