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You can book your Testosterone Test out of over 1900 Tests available from our Lab at Home Service.

Unlock the convenience of monitoring your testosterone levels from the comfort of your home with Vesta Care. Our DHA Licensed Nurses ensure a hassle-free experience by providing free sample collection within 45 minutes.

Expertly overseen by DHA Licensed Pathologists, your samples are tested in accredited labs, and results are delivered within 24 to 48 hours. Taking charge of your health has never been easier—simply Book A Test, and our dedicated team will guide you through the process. Optimize your well-being with Vesta Care’s at-home Testosterone Test in Dubai.

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What is Testosterone?

Referred to as the male ‘sex’ hormone, Testosterone is primarily produced by the testicles, or testes, responsible for generating sperm—the male reproductive cell—and constituting a crucial part of the male reproductive system. In females, the ovaries, integral components of the female reproductive system, produce Testosterone alongside their role in generating eggs—the female reproductive cells. However, these reproductive organs are not the exclusive sources of this hormone.

Additionally, the adrenal glands, situated on top of each kidney and responsible for producing several other hormones, also contribute to the body’s overall testosterone levels. The pituitary gland regulates these testosterone levels, employing the secretion of luteinizing hormone (LH) in response to low testosterone levels, signaling the testicles to increase testosterone production.

What are Testosterone Levels

The overall levels of testosterone exhibit daily fluctuations, peaking in the morning and reaching their lowest point in the evening. This pattern is intricately tied to the circadian rhythm, or sleep-wake cycle, where sleep plays a crucial role in facilitating the natural cycle of testosterone production. Studies suggest that sleep disorders and inadequate sleep can impact testosterone levels. For those experiencing low testosterone, engaging in morning workouts is recommended, potentially offering an additional boost in levels.

Testosterone production undergoes a significant increase during puberty, marked by deeper voices and the appearance of body hair in boys. However, this production gradually decreases after the age of thirty. It is imperative to address concerns early. In boys, testosterone triggers puberty’s growth spurt, deepens their voices, and initiates sexual development, while in girls, it quietly contributes to building strong bones, muscles, and healthy organs. In adulthood, testosterone maintains sexual drive and muscle mass in men and contributes to overall well-being in women. Most testosterone in the body, bound to proteins like sex hormone binding globulin and albumin, cannot directly interact with tissues. This serves as a control mechanism, ensuring a steady state of active testosterone (free testosterone) available for various physiological functions.

Types of Testosterone Test

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Free Testosterone Test

Exclusively assesses the “active” variant of the hormone. While less prevalent, this test can be beneficial for diagnosing specific medical conditions.

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Total Testosterone Test

Assesses the testosterone that is bound to proteins. You are most likely to be asked to perform this test, this one being the most common.

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Bioavailable Testosterone Test

This test is the least common, it assesses the free testosterone as well as the one that is attached to ‘albumin.’

Why Does Fluctuation in Testosterone Level Occurs?

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Increased Testosterone level in Males

Cancer of the testicles or adrenal glands may cause an increase in testosterone levels.

Elevated testosterone levels in boys under the age of 10 may be a sign of an abnormal adrenal gland, a testicular tumor, or early (precocious) puberty.
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Decreased Testosterone Level in Males

hereditary disorders (like Klinefelter syndrome or Down syndrome)Liver diseases (like cirrhosis)Treatment for prostate cancer
In males who have gone through puberty may be caused by problems with the testicles, such as delayed growth, damage, or lack of testicles altogether. Pituitary gland dysfunction, Strogen therapy, Extended alcohol intake
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Increased Testosterone level in Females

polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) or cancer of the ovary or adrenal glands may be the cause of an elevated testosterone level

Rarely, the part of the ovary that produces testosterone may become overly sensitive to luteinizing hormone (LH), which can result in abnormally high levels of testosterone. Hyperthecosis is the term used to describe this condition.
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Decreased Testosterone Level in Females

underactive pituitary gland, Addison’s diseaseloss of ovarian function from illness or surgery, certain medications (such as corticosteroids or estrogen, Obesity, chronic pain, or the use of certain painkillers are among the factors that can cause a decrease in sex hormone binding globulin (SHBG), which in turn lowers total testosterone levels

Schedule Your At-Home Testosterone Test in Dubai

Vesta Care brings the convenience of Testosterone testing to your doorstep. Our DHA Licensed Nurses ensure free sample collection within 45 minutes, while DHA Licensed Pathologists oversee professional testing at accredited labs.

Expect your Testosterone results delivered within 24 to 48 hours. Simply Book A Test, and our team will each you. Take charge of your health from the comfort of your home with Vesta Care.
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How much does a testosterone test at home cost in Dubai?

At Vesta Care, the testosterone test starts from AED 249, with home sample collection anywhere in Dubai and results in 24 to 48 hours.

What is testosterone?

Testosterone is the primary male sex hormone, produced mainly by the testicles in men and the ovaries in women, with the adrenal glands also contributing. It supports sex drive, muscle mass, bone strength, and overall wellbeing in both men and women.

What is the best time of day to test testosterone?

Testosterone levels follow a daily rhythm, peaking in the morning and dropping to their lowest in the evening. Because of this, testing is usually recommended in the morning for the most accurate result.

What are the different types of testosterone tests?

There are three. The Total Testosterone test measures testosterone bound to proteins and is the most common. The Free Testosterone test measures only the active form. The Bioavailable Testosterone test measures free testosterone plus the portion attached to albumin.

What causes high testosterone levels?

In males, cancer of the testicles or adrenal glands can raise testosterone, and high levels in boys under 10 may signal an adrenal problem, a testicular tumor, or early puberty. In females, high testosterone is often linked to PCOS, ovarian or adrenal tumors, or hyperthecosis.

What causes low testosterone levels?

In males, low testosterone can result from testicular problems, genetic conditions like Klinefelter syndrome, liver disease, pituitary dysfunction, or prolonged alcohol use. In females, it can result from an underactive pituitary, Addison's disease, loss of ovarian function, or reduced SHBG from obesity or certain medications.

What is the role of SHBG in testosterone levels?

Most testosterone is bound to proteins like sex hormone binding globulin (SHBG) and albumin, which keeps a steady supply of active free testosterone available. Changes in SHBG can therefore affect your total testosterone reading.

Does testosterone decline with age?

Yes. Testosterone rises sharply during puberty, then gradually declines after the age of thirty, which is why symptoms of low testosterone often appear in later adulthood.

Can I get a testosterone test at home in Dubai?

Yes. A DHA-licensed nurse reaches your home within 45 minutes of booking to collect a small blood sample, which is analysed at accredited labs overseen by DHA-licensed pathologists, with results in 24 to 48 hours.

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