Men's health and testosterone replacement therapy (TRT)
Do I actually have testosterone deficiency?
The ADAM questionnaire is a screening tool used in men's health clinics. Ten questions, about a minute. Nothing is stored and we do not ask who you are.
Key question1. Do you have a decrease in sex drive?
2. Do you have a lack of energy?
3. Do you have a decrease in strength or endurance?
4. Have you lost height?
5. Have you noticed a decreased enjoyment of life?
6. Are you sad or grumpy?
Key question7. Are your erections less strong?
8. Have you noticed a recent deterioration in your ability to play sport?
9. Are you falling asleep after dinner?
10. Has there been a recent deterioration in your work performance?
Worth getting tested
You answered yes to 0 of 10, including at least one of the two key questions. On the ADAM screen that is a positive result, which suggests a blood test is the sensible next step. It does not mean your testosterone is low.
Testosterone is probably not the answer here
You answered yes to 0 of 10, and not to either key question. That is a negative ADAM screen, and that is useful to know. It does not mean nothing is wrong. A thirty-minute private GP consultation is the better next step.
This is a screening questionnaire, not a diagnosis. A positive result may mean testing is worth doing. Only blood testing and a clinician's assessment can confirm whether your testosterone is low.
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If you have any questions, just ask us.
You do not have to work out which appointment you need, and you do not have to write anything down. Leave your name, number and email, pick roughly what it is about, and a person rings you back within one working day.