Testosterone and hormones
Assessment of symptoms that can point to low testosterone, with hormone testing, clear advice and onward referral where specialist treatment is needed.
Key results
Hormonal & prostate
Testosterone
8.64Optimal29.0
19.20nmol/L
Sex Hormone Binding Globulin
18.3Optimal54.1
39.40nmol/L
Free Androgen Index
35.0Optimal92.6
48.7
Total PSA
≤1.4 Optimal>1.4 High
1.53ng/mL
Overview
The appointment men actually keep.
Most men are good at getting on with things, and less good at getting seen. A ten-minute slot weeks away makes it easy to leave a niggle alone, until it is no longer a niggle.
We make it simple to do the sensible thing. A private, unhurried appointment, a thorough assessment and plain conversation. Whether it is something you have been ignoring, a question about your testosterone, or a proper health review, there is time to do it well.
What we help with
From hormones to heart health, and the things men put off.
One GP-led service for the concerns that matter at every age, from your thirties to your seventies and beyond.
Erectile dysfunction
A thorough, judgement-free assessment of the cardiovascular and hormonal factors, with evidence-based treatment.
Prostate and PSA
PSA testing, assessment of urinary symptoms and a prostate examination where appropriate, with onward referral when needed.
Heart and metabolic
Blood pressure, cholesterol and blood sugar reviewed together, with a clear read on your cardiovascular risk.
Energy, mood and sleep
Persistent fatigue, low mood and poor sleep looked at properly, rather than dismissed.
Fertility
An early conversation and baseline testing, with a clear route to specialist fertility care when it helps.
Weight and body composition
A considered look at weight and metabolic health, with a realistic plan you can keep to.
Mental health
A calm, confidential conversation, with onward access to talking therapy and specialist care when it helps.
General health reviews
A comprehensive check of where your health stands, from hormones to heart to lifestyle.
Concerns we support
Whatever it is, it is worth raising.
These are some of the concerns we help with most often. If yours is not listed, it is still worth a conversation.
Low testosterone and hormone imbalance
Erectile dysfunction
Poor energy, fatigue and low drive
Prostate symptoms and concerns
High blood pressure or cholesterol
Sexual health and STI screening
Fertility and sperm health concerns
Mental health, anxiety and low mood
Weight gain and metabolic health
The tests that help
The bloods behind a proper men's review.
Where they help, we arrange private blood tests in clinic and read the results against your symptoms and history, not a lab range alone.
Testosterone and hormone profile
The core of any low-testosterone assessment
PSA (prostate)
A blood marker used to help assess prostate health
Cardiovascular risk panel
Cholesterol and related markers, read together
Full blood count
A broad baseline that flags a great deal
Metabolic markers
Blood sugar and HbA1c for diabetes risk
Tests are recommended where there is clear clinical value. Your GP will explain what each one tells us.
Why it is different here
Care built around the things men put off.
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Time, in private
A private, unhurried 30-minute appointment, with the time to raise what you came for and the things you had not planned to.
02
The same GP, year after year
You see the same clinician who knows your history, so nothing is lost between visits and follow-through is built in.
03
The whole picture
Hormones, heart, mood and lifestyle considered together rather than in isolation, with a clear and personalised plan.
Meet your GP
Dr Nicholas J C Humphry
General Practitioner · Men's health lead
Dr Humphry leads our men's health care, with a special focus on the concerns men most often put off, from testosterone and prostate health to energy, mood and cardiovascular risk.
You see the same GP each time, in a private and unhurried setting, so the harder conversations become easier and your care is followed through year on year.
MB BS, FRCGP, MA (Medical Ethics & Law), Cert Pall Med, PGcME · Registered with the General Medical Council.
How your care works
The same calm process, every time
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Same-day or book ahead
Reach us before 2pm, Monday to Friday, and be seen that day. Or book a time that suits you.
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A 30-minute consultation
Unhurried, private time with a GP who has time to take a full history and examine properly.
03
Tests, where they help
Private blood tests, PSA and in-clinic checks, with the results explained by your GP, not just sent.
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A plan, and follow-up
A clear plan built around your goals, with onward referral arranged when it is needed.
Questions
Good to know
Yes. We offer comprehensive reviews covering cardiovascular risk, hormones, metabolic health and lifestyle, giving you a clear picture of where your health stands.
Yes. We assess symptoms that can be linked to low testosterone and arrange the relevant blood tests, then talk you through what the results mean. We do not provide testosterone replacement therapy, but where treatment is appropriate we can refer you to a specialist.
Yes. It is common and very treatable. We assess the cardiovascular and hormonal factors and offer evidence-based treatment, including medication where appropriate.
A PSA (prostate-specific antigen) blood test helps assess prostate health. We offer PSA testing as part of a men's health assessment, with a prostate examination and onward referral where appropriate.
Completely. Every consultation is private and without judgement, in a professional setting, with the time to raise whatever is on your mind.
Your GP consultations and in-house tests are part of membership. If you need specialist care, we arrange and coordinate the referral; the specialist's own fees are separate.
No. West End Health complements the NHS, it does not replace it. Many members keep their NHS GP, and with your consent we can write to them to keep your care joined up.
Same-day appointments are part of membership. Call by 2pm, Monday to Friday, and we will see you that day, in person, by phone or by video.
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