Hormonal Profile — Male and Female

A comprehensive sex hormone panel for men (10 parameters, 1,899 Kč) and women (12 parameters, 2,199 Kč), available without a GP referral through cz.unilabs.online and collected at any Unilabs Prague collection point. Hormones regulate body composition, energy, libido, fertility, mood, and metabolic rate — yet hormonal imbalances are often invisible without specific blood testing. The male panel covers the full androgen and gonadotropin axis including total and free testosterone, DHEA-S, LH, FSH, and prolactin. The female panel adds estradiol, progesterone, and additional sex-hormone-binding markers. At 4.89/5 across 47 reviews, this is a consistently well-rated product for patients seeking insight into fatigue, libido changes, weight gain, or fertility concerns.

The Unilabs hormonal profile series gives self-paying patients direct access to the comprehensive sex hormone panel that endocrinologists and fertility specialists use as the foundation of hormonal assessment. Hormone testing is typically ordered piecemeal in standard GP care, with incomplete results that can miss the broader picture of hormonal dysregulation. This panel provides the full profile in a single blood draw. The male panel (1,899 Kč, 10 parameters) addresses the central androgen axis: total testosterone (the primary male sex hormone, responsible for muscle mass, bone density, libido, mood, and erythropoiesis), free testosterone (the biologically active fraction, which may be reduced even when total testosterone appears normal due to elevated sex hormone-binding globulin), and SHBG (sex hormone-binding globulin, which inversely affects free testosterone availability). Dehydroepiandrosterone sulphate (DHEA-S) is the adrenal androgen precursor, and its level declines steadily with age — providing context for the androgen picture alongside testicular-origin testosterone. Luteinising hormone (LH) and follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) are the pituitary gonadotropins that regulate testicular testosterone and sperm production, respectively; their relationship to testosterone reveals whether any deficiency is primary (testicular) or secondary (pituitary/hypothalamic). Prolactin is included because hyperprolactinaemia — often caused by a benign pituitary adenoma — can suppress the entire gonadal axis in both sexes. The female panel (2,199 Kč, 12 parameters) encompasses the full ovarian and adrenal hormone picture: estradiol (the primary oestrogen, produced by the ovaries and responsible for cycle regulation, bone density, and cardiovascular protection), progesterone (produced after ovulation, essential for cycle regularity and fertility), FSH and LH (pituitary gonadotropins that drive the ovarian cycle), DHEA-S, testosterone (relevant in PCOS assessment and adrenal androgen excess), SHBG, prolactin, and additional sex-hormone markers. Testing at specific points in the menstrual cycle is recommended for the most interpretable female results — the clinic's booking materials and the uLékaře.cz interpretation service provide guidance on timing. Both panels require a venous blood draw from age 18. Results are available within 7 business days — the longer turnaround reflecting the assay complexity of some of these markers. Patients wanting specialist interpretation of their hormone profile can add the uLékaře.cz physician review (495 Kč).