Testosterone Test

Testosterone Test — Expert diagnosis by Dr. Marinos Vasilas, Urologist in Rhodes.

Testosterone Test | Urologist Rhodes
Medically reviewed by Dr. Marinos VasilasApril 20264 min read

Quick Answer

The testosterone test investigates possible hypogonadism and requires repeated morning measurements with clinical correlation.

Medical Review

Dr. Marinos Vasilas

Urologist specializing in male fertility and the personalized interpretation of specialized urological tests.

Correct measurement and interpretation

Measurement is taken in the morning (07:00-10:00), ideally on two different days when the first value is low. Interpretation always takes symptoms into account.

Primary and secondary hypogonadism

Low testosterone with high LH/FSH indicates primary hypogonadism, while low or normal LH/FSH indicates secondary hypogonadism and requires further work-up.

Low probability

Normal repeated morning values without compatible symptoms.

Borderline picture

Borderline values with unclear symptoms, requiring re-evaluation.

High probability

Compatible symptoms with repeatedly low values.

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