Hormonal Panel — Men

A men's hormonal blood panel covering the main hormones used to assess male hormonal balance. For 160 zł it measures testosterone, DHEA-S, estradiol, LH and FSH. It suits men looking into symptoms such as low energy, libido changes or fertility questions, and anyone wanting a hormonal baseline. A morning blood draw is preferred because testosterone levels tend to peak earlier in the day.

The Hormonal Panel for men measures the principal hormones a physician reviews when assessing male hormonal balance, packaged at 160 zł. It covers testosterone, the main male sex hormone; DHEA-S, an adrenal androgen precursor; estradiol, present in smaller amounts in men and relevant to hormonal balance; and the pituitary hormones LH and FSH, which regulate testosterone production and sperm development. Assessing these as a set provides more context than a single testosterone figure on its own. The panel is often chosen by men exploring symptoms that may be associated with hormonal changes — reduced energy, shifts in libido, mood or body composition — as well as those with fertility questions or anyone wanting a hormonal baseline to monitor over time. Because testosterone follows a daily rhythm and is typically highest in the morning, an early draw is preferred so the reading reflects a meaningful peak; the clinic can advise on timing. Blood is taken at the al. Wyzwolenia 7 collection point during weekday-morning hours and analysed through Pramed's ALAB laboratoria partnership. The package is purchased directly without a referral, and interpretation belongs with a clinician, who can weigh the pattern of results against your symptoms and history — the clinic's urology, endocrinology and internal-medicine staff are available for this.