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Our most comprehensive male laboratory health assessment, combining advanced cardiovascular, metabolic, thyroid and nutritional testing with a detailed male hormone profile, prostate markers, immune markers and digestive health investigations, including bowel testing. Designed for men seeking an exceptionally detailed understanding of their health.
£545
Results in 5-6 working days
ur most extensive male laboratory health assessment, combining advanced cardiovascular and metabolic testing with a detailed hormone profile, immune function, digestive health and bowel investigations.
The Ultimate Men's Health Check builds on our Comprehensive Men's Health Check, providing an exceptionally broad assessment of general health alongside specialist investigations.
It includes detailed cardiovascular risk markers, insulin metabolism, kidney and liver function, thyroid health, nutritional status, prostate markers and a comprehensive male hormone profile.
Additional immune and digestive investigations, together with a stool FIT, provide a wider picture of health.
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The assessment requires blood and urine samples, together with a stool sample for FIT testing. Our team will provide the necessary collection instructions and equipment.
An overnight fast of 8–12 hours may be appropriate for interpreting insulin and triglyceride results. Please discuss preparation with the clinic beforehand.
Testosterone is generally best measured in the morning, ideally before 11 am. Low or borderline results may need repeating, alongside a clinical assessment.
No. Testosterone deficiency is assessed using symptoms alongside appropriately timed blood tests, often including repeat measurements.
FIT detects small amounts of blood in the stool. A positive result may require further investigation, while a negative result does not exclude all bowel conditions or cancers.
The panel includes PSA and other tumour-associated markers. These cannot independently diagnose or exclude cancer, and their suitability depends on individual clinical circumstances.
Men seeking an exceptionally detailed health assessment, particularly those interested in hormonal, cardiovascular, metabolic and digestive health.
Where possible, avoid ejaculation and activities placing prolonged pressure on the prostate for 48 hours before testing. Please inform us of urinary symptoms, suspected infection or recent prostate procedures.
Ways to have this test
Choose whether to consult with us first, or do your own research.
Find a slot online, or call us to book.
Your appointment will be with a friendly nurse.
We provide a health record, sent also to your NHS GP on request.