Male Infertility(Andro Package) Health Packages

Male Infertility(Andro) Silver Package(Male)
Price: £305

Package Includes:
GP Consultation
Blood Tests



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Male Infertility(Andro) Gold Package(Male)
Price: £510
Targeted health screening for hormonal decline in men over 40

Package Includes:
GP Consultation
Blood Tests
Testicular Ultrasound


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Male Infertility(Andro) Platinum Package(Male)
Price: £720
Comprehensive male hormone, metabolic, prostate, and testicular health screening

Package Includes:
GP Consultation
Blood Tests
Testicular Ultrasound


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Male Infertility(Andro Package)

Male Infertility (Andro Package), meticulously designed to address the complex factors contributing to male infertility and provide a comprehensive evaluation of reproductive health. This comprehensive package combines advanced diagnostic imaging, consultations, specialized blood tests, and optional sperm analysis to provide a thorough assessment tailored to your specific needs.

Package Includes:

1. Testicular Ultrasound: A dedicated ultrasound scan of the testes will be performed to evaluate testicular structure and detect any abnormalities that may affect fertility or reproductive function.

2. GP Consultation: You’ll have a dedicated consultation with our general practitioner, providing an opportunity to discuss your fertility concerns, medical history, and any lifestyle factors that may impact reproductive health. Your GP will conduct a thorough assessment and review of your symptoms to develop a personalized care plan tailored to your needs.

3. Blood Test:

  • Haematology: Full Blood Count (FBC) with Differential and Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR) to assess for any blood disorders or inflammatory conditions that may impact fertility.

  • Biochemistry: Comprehensive assessment of kidney function, liver function, cardiac/muscle enzymes, bone markers, glucose, lipid profile (including triglycerides, cholesterol, HDL, LDL, and non-HDL cholesterol), iron status, thyroid function (FT4/TSH), and ferritin levels. These tests provide valuable insights into overall health and potential factors contributing to male infertility.

Optional Add-On:

  • Sperm Analysis: This comprehensive evaluation assesses various parameters of sperm quality and quantity, including sperm count, motility, morphology, and other factors that may affect fertility. Sperm analysis provides valuable information about male reproductive health and assists in diagnosing infertility issues.

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GP Consultation, Takes place on the first Friday after your test day.

Andropause Health Check-Up – Silver Package
Price: £305

Includes GP consultation + blood test
Package Includes:

🧪 Blood Test Panel:
DHEAs (Dehydroepiandrosterone Sulfate): This hormone is a building block for male sex hormones and provides valuable information about adrenal gland function and overall hormonal balance.

FSH (Follicle-Stimulating Hormone): FSH is vital for sperm production and testicular function. Abnormal levels may indicate issues with sperm development or pituitary gland function.

Testosterone: Measures total testosterone — the main male sex hormone responsible for sperm production, muscle mass, bone strength, and sex drive.

Free Androgen Index (FAI): Calculates the ratio of testosterone to SHBG, showing how much active testosterone is available in the body.

LH (Luteinizing Hormone): Supports the production of testosterone in the testes. Low or high LH can point to underlying issues affecting fertility.

SHBG (Sex Hormone-Binding Globulin): SHBG binds to testosterone and regulates how much is available for the body to use. Abnormal levels may affect fertility and hormone balance. ✅ Why This Test Matters: This targeted hormone panel helps identify underlying hormonal factors that may affect male fertility, supporting personalised treatment or further investigation if needed.

Andropause Health Check-Up – Silver Package
Price: £510

Includes GP consultation, testicular ultrasound, and andropause hormone panel
Complete Andropause (Male Menopause) Hormonal & Testicular Health Check

🩸 What is Andropause?
Andropause, or male menopause, is a gradual age-related decline in male sex hormones, especially testosterone. Unlike female menopause, it occurs slowly and may present with subtle physical and emotional symptoms.

🚨 Common Symptoms of Andropause:
Fatigue and low energy
Decreased libido or sexual performance
Mood changes, irritability, or depression
Loss of muscle mass and strength
Increased body fat
Difficulty concentrating or memory changes
Sleep disturbances
Reduced testicular size or discomfort

🩺 Why This Health Check-Up Matters – For Men Over 40:
Ageing men: Testosterone levels naturally decline after age 30–40. Early detection of hormonal imbalances helps maintain vitality and prevent complications.

Men with symptoms: Sexual dysfunction, mood swings, or energy loss are often linked to treatable hormone deficiencies.

Men with testicular discomfort or concern: Ultrasound imaging helps rule out causes like cysts, varicocele, or tumours.

Package Includes:
GP Consultation
Conducted on the first Friday after your test day (in-person or virtual).
The GP will review your hormone levels and ultrasound results, assess your symptoms, and provide treatment guidance or referrals if needed.
Testicular Ultrasound Scan
Same-day non-invasive ultrasound assesses:
  • Testicular size and structure
  • Presence of cysts, varicocele, inflammation, or masses
  • Epididymis and blood flow
Specialist report delivered within 24 hours.
Andropause Blood Profile
Focused male hormone panel to evaluate andropause-related changes:
Marker What It Indicates
DHEA Sulphate Precursor hormone for testosterone/oestrogen; low levels linked to fatigue, low libido, ageing
FSH Regulates sperm production; abnormal levels suggest testicular or pituitary issues
Total Testosterone Primary male hormone — low levels define andropause
Free Androgen Index Ratio of testosterone to SHBG — shows bioavailable testosterone
LH Stimulates testosterone production; high LH with low T may mean testicular failure
SHBG Binds testosterone in blood — high SHBG reduces available testosterone

Why This Package Matters:
✔️ Detects hormonal imbalances causing low energy, sexual dysfunction, or mood decline
✔️ Rules out structural testicular causes with ultrasound
✔️ Enables early intervention to restore hormone levels, improve quality of life, and support long-term health
✔️ Essential for men over 40, especially those with lifestyle or emotional changes

Appointment & Results Timeline:
✅ All blood tests and scans completed same day
📄 Ultrasound report: within 24 hours
🧪 Blood results: within one working day
🧑‍⚕️ GP consultation: on the first Friday after your visit
How You Can Book:
📞 Call 0207 101 3377

Andropause Health Check-Up – Silver Package
Price: £720

Includes GP consultation, testicular ultrasound, extended hormone and metabolic blood panels
What’s Included:
GP Consultation
Conducted on the first Friday after testing.
Your GP reviews all scan & test results, explains findings, and recommends next steps.
Testicular Ultrasound Scan
Same-day scan to evaluate:
  • Testicular size & texture
  • Presence of cysts, masses, or varicocele
  • Epididymal & scrotal blood flow
Full radiologist report available within 24 hours.
Andropause Hormone Panel
Includes:
  • DHEA Sulphate — mood, energy, sexual function
  • FSH — sperm production & testicular function
  • Total Testosterone — libido, mood, strength
  • Free Androgen Index — usable testosterone
  • LH — stimulates testosterone production
  • SHBG — binds testosterone; excess reduces availability
TAT: 1 day
Comprehensive Biochemistry + Hormones Panel
40+ biomarkers covering haematology, organ & metabolic health:
  • Haematology: FBC, ESR
  • Renal Function: Sodium, Potassium, Chloride, Bicarbonate, Urea, Creatinine, eGFR
  • Liver Function: Bilirubin, ALP, AST, ALT, GGT, Total Protein, Albumin, Globulin
  • Bone Markers: Calcium, Phosphate, Uric Acid, Magnesium
  • Metabolic & Iron Studies: Glucose, Triglycerides, Cholesterol, HDL, LDL (calculated), Non-HDL, Iron (with TIBC), Ferritin
  • Thyroid Hormones: Free T4, TSH
Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA)
Screens for prostate inflammation, enlargement, or cancer.
Recommended annually for men aged 45+.
Why This Package Matters:
This all-in-one check-up combines hormonal, metabolic, prostate, and testicular screening to:
  • Detect & treat testosterone or thyroid imbalances
  • Assess cardiovascular & metabolic health risks
  • Rule out serious testicular or prostate conditions
  • Provide a holistic understanding of male ageing & sexual health
Appointment & Results Timeline:
✅ All tests & ultrasound performed on the same day
📄 Ultrasound report: within 24 hours
🧪 Blood results: within 1 working day
🧑‍⚕️ GP consultation: on the first Friday after your visit

🔍 Frequently Asked Questions – Male Infertility & Andropause Health Check-Up

1. Why should I have a male infertility or andropause check-up?

Andropause — sometimes called male menopause — is a gradual decline in testosterone levels that can affect fertility, sexual function, mood, energy, and overall health. Many men struggle with unexplained infertility or low libido due to hormone imbalances that can be identified and managed with the right tests.

2. What does the Male Infertility & Andropause Health Check-Up include?

This check-up includes a comprehensive blood test panel to measure total and free testosterone, SHBG, prolactin, LH, FSH, and thyroid hormones — all of which can affect fertility and sexual health. A semen analysis may be recommended to assess sperm count and quality. A prostate or scrotal ultrasound may be included to check for structural causes. A GP consultation is provided to review your results and discuss next steps.

3. How are the blood tests and semen analysis performed?

The hormone tests are done through a simple blood sample, usually taken in the morning when testosterone is highest. A semen sample is collected privately and analysed in the lab to assess sperm count, motility, and shape.

4. Can these tests detect the cause of infertility or andropause symptoms?

Yes. Low testosterone, high prolactin, thyroid issues, pituitary gland problems, or varicoceles can all impact male fertility and energy levels. Blood tests and scans help pinpoint the root cause so that targeted treatment can be recommended.

5. What symptoms might suggest I need this check-up?

Common signs include low libido, erectile dysfunction, reduced muscle mass, fatigue, mood swings, difficulty concentrating, unexplained weight gain, or failure to conceive after 12 months of trying.

6. Can I book this male infertility check-up without a referral?

Yes. At London Private Ultrasound, you do not need a GP referral. You can book your male fertility and andropause check-up directly online or by calling us.

7. Who should consider a male infertility & andropause health check-up?

This check-up is suitable for:
Men over 40 concerned about low testosterone
Couples struggling to conceive for 12+ months
Men with symptoms of low libido, fatigue, or poor sexual performance
Men with a family history of early testosterone decline or pituitary conditions

8. Will I receive my results on the same day?

Your ultrasound report is ready within 24 hours. Blood and semen analysis results are usually available within 3–5 working days. Your GP consultation to discuss results is scheduled for the first Friday after your tests.

9. Are all tests done on the same day?

Yes. Hormone blood tests and scans are done during your initial visit. You may provide a semen sample on the same day or return with it according to lab requirements.

10. What happens if something abnormal is found?

If the tests reveal a cause for your symptoms or infertility, you’ll receive a clear, detailed report and treatment plan. We can support you with lifestyle and medical advice or arrange a referral to a trusted urologist, endocrinologist, or fertility specialist if needed.
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