MyHealthChecked blood sample test kit for erectile dysfunction

Erectile dysfunction is the inability to get or maintain an erection. The likelihood of experiencing this increases as we get older, but it can affect men of all ages.

There are many possible causes, including both physical and psychological. In some cases, it may be a sign of an underlying health condition including diabetes, obesity, high cholesterol, high blood pressure or low testosterone levels. If you are experiencing symptoms, it is important to find out if there may be a physical cause that needs to be treated.

By reviewing the levels of key biomarkers with this test, our medical experts will be able to give you a better insight into whether other underlying health problems may be contributing to your erectile dysfunction.

Taking this test could be your first step towards taking control not only of your symptoms but of your general health.

Markers tested for: HbA1c, HDL Cholesterol, LDL Cholesterol, Total Cholesterol, Triglyceride, Testosterone.

This kit is for screening purposes only.
Please note: Internet is required for the use of this kit.
•  This kit is designed for use by persons aged 18 and over only
•  For persons with bleeding or clotting disorders, those taking anticoagulants, immunosuppressive drugs, or undergoing chemotherapy, this kit should be used with caution and under the clinical guidance of a healthcare professional.
•  Do not affix the label to the blood collection tube until after you have collected your sample. NOTE: you will not be able to see how much blood you have collected if the label covers the tube.
Please note samples arriving at the laboratory which show evidence of the following will not be processed:
•  Leaking sample/insufficient blood sample volume in the collection tube
•  General damage
•  Sample instability
•  Samples arriving at the laboratory which show signs of degradation (eg: haemolysis)
Some medicines or medical products may be considered interfering substances for certain biochemical or immunoassay investigation.
Where appropriate, out of range, abnormal, or positive test results deemed to be clinically significant should be confirmed with a confirmatory venous blood sample.