What Blood Tests Should I Get for Low Libido?

The top blood tests for low libido are free and total testosterone, TSH, estradiol, progesterone, and prolactin. Low testosterone is the leading hormonal cause of decreased sex drive in both sexes. Thyroid dysfunction and elevated prolactin also commonly suppress libido.

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Recommended Tests

Recommended panel5 tests · 6 biomarkers
Male Hormone Panel

$105.50 + $18 order fee · $123.50 all-in

The 5 tests ordered separately: $109.50 (save $4)

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Includes 2 of the 6 recommended tests below (not included: TSH, Estradiol, Progesterone, Prolactin), plus 3 more.

Recommended panel6 tests · 7 biomarkers
Female Hormone Panel

$105 + $18 order fee · $123 all-in

The 6 tests ordered separately: $112 (save $7)

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Includes 3 of the 6 recommended tests below (not included: TSH, Prolactin, SHBG), plus 3 more.

Recommended panel8 tests · 16 biomarkers
Menopause & Perimenopause Panel

$127 + $18 order fee · $145 all-in

The 8 tests ordered separately: $138 (save $11)

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Includes 4 of the 6 recommended tests below (not included: Prolactin, SHBG), plus 4 more.

All 6 recommended tests

$115 + one $18 order fee = $133 all-in

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When to See a Doctor

If your low libido is severe, rapidly worsening, or accompanied by alarming symptoms (chest pain, shortness of breath, high fever), seek immediate medical attention. Blood tests are a valuable first step, but they don't replace evaluation by a healthcare professional.

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