Male health is shaped by a delicate balance of hormones, vital organs, and immune responses. A disruption in this balance can affect not only fertility but also energy, mood, sexual health, metabolism, and more. That’s why a Comprehensive Male Hormone Profile is an essential diagnostic tool—designed to give a full-spectrum view of your body’s internal functioning. This advanced panel combines key hormone and health markers to assess reproductive potential, detect hidden imbalances, and support proactive well-being.This profile includes powerful hormonal markers like FSH (Follicle-Stimulating Hormone) and LH (Luteinizing Hormone), which regulate sperm production and testosterone levels, as well as Prolactin, which can impact sexual function and fertility when elevated. Total Testosterone is a central component, as it governs libido, muscle mass, bone density, and mood—making it a critical part of any male hormone assessment. Together, these hormones provide a clear picture of testicular function and the brain’s signals to the reproductive system.Beyond hormones, the profile includes essential health indicators like Glucose, BUN (Blood Urea Nitrogen), and Creatinine to monitor metabolic health, kidney function, and overall systemic well-being. These tests ensure that conditions like diabetes, kidney disorders, or other chronic issues are not overlooked in the bigger picture of male health.The inclusion of Sperm Antibody Test (Total ASAB) is especially valuable in fertility evaluations, helping to detect immune responses that may interfere with sperm function or motility—often an invisible barrier in unexplained infertility cases. Complete Blood Count (CBC) offers insights into immune function, oxygen transport, and potential infections or deficiencies, making it a versatile, foundational part of the profile.To further support reproductive and sexual health, this panel tests for Chlamydia IgG and IgM antibodies, helping to detect past or current infections that can impact fertility or lead to pelvic inflammatory complications if left untreated. These markers are particularly important for couples planning a family or experiencing fertility challenges.