A full Mens Health Blood Test gives you a baseline to catch issues early and guide personalised care. It typically includes kidney and liver panels, electrolytes, a lipid profile (LDL, HDL, triglycerides), fasting glucose and HbA1c, a complete blood count, inflammation markers (CRP/ESR), testosterone and related hormones, PSA for prostate screening, and vitamin and mineral checks including Vitamin D, B12, folate, and iron studies.
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At HealthDeliver, the Healthy Male Essentials package (9,240 THB, 22 markers) covers the core of this panel in a single appointment — available in clinic at Asoke, Sathorn, or Phrom Phong, or via home blood collection. No referral required.
The HealthDeliver Healthy Male Essentials Panel — 9,240 THB
The Healthy Male Essentials package (22 markers) is HealthDeliver’s comprehensive baseline panel for men. It is designed to cover the key systems most relevant to adult male health in a single blood draw, with results in 4–5 business days.
- Complete Blood Count (CBC) — red cells, white cells, haemoglobin, platelets; anaemia, infection, immune function
- Fasting glucose — current blood sugar level
- Full lipid profile — total cholesterol, triglycerides, HDL, LDL; cardiovascular risk
- Liver function — AST (SGOT), ALT (SGPT); liver cell health and enzyme levels
- Kidney function — BUN, creatinine, eGFR; how well your kidneys are filtering
- Uric acid — gout risk and purine metabolism
- Urine examination — kidney and urinary tract health
- Cancer markers — AFP (liver), CEA (colorectal), PSA (prostate)
- Vitamin D (25-OH by LC-MS/MS) — bone health, immune function, testosterone cofactor
- Full thyroid panel — TSH, Free T3, Free T4; thyroid function
- Testosterone — total testosterone level
- Calcium and inorganic phosphate — bone and metabolic health
Individual tests and additional markers — including free testosterone, SHBG, estradiol, cortisol, and inflammation markers such as CRP — can be added to this panel. Contact the team when booking to discuss additions.
→ Full package details: – The HealthDeliver Healthy Male Essentials Panel
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Why a Comprehensive Men’s Blood Panel Matters
Many health issues start silently — high cholesterol, insulin resistance, low testosterone, early liver or kidney dysfunction can all be present for years before producing symptoms. A detailed men’s blood panel gives you a clear baseline and lets you catch and act on problems before they become harder to treat.
You’ll have objective measures — lipids, glucose control, inflammation markers, and hormone levels — that inform personalised risk reduction. Regular panels let you track trends over time and measure the effect of lifestyle changes or treatment. When results show abnormalities, you get targeted follow-up rather than guesswork.
Basic Metabolic and Organ Function Tests
The metabolic and organ function markers in a men’s health panel are designed to screen for kidney and liver issues that often show no early symptoms — catching them at a stage when intervention is straightforward.
Kidney Function Markers
Creatinine and estimated glomerular filtration rate (eGFR) together gauge renal function and help detect acute or chronic decline. Blood urea nitrogen (BUN) adds information about protein metabolism, hydration, and perfusion. Electrolytes — sodium, potassium, chloride, bicarbonate — show how your kidneys regulate fluid and acid-base balance, essential for muscle and heart function. Abnormal results prompt follow-up tests, medication review, blood pressure assessment, and urine testing to pinpoint causes. Tracking these markers over time helps protect kidney health and adjust treatments before decline progresses.
Liver Enzyme Panel
A liver enzyme panel measures ALT, AST, ALP, GGT, and bilirubin to detect liver cell inflammation, cholestasis, fatty liver, viral hepatitis, or medication effects. Results outside reference ranges guide next steps: repeat testing, imaging, viral serology, or adjusting medication and alcohol intake. Trends matter more than single values — your clinician will compare current and prior enzyme levels and correlate them with symptoms, risk factors, and other labs. Early detection preserves liver health and informs safe choices about exercise, supplements, and treatment.
Lipids and Cardiovascular Risk Markers
Lipids — primarily cholesterol and triglycerides — play a central role in assessing cardiovascular risk. The Healthy Male Essentials panel includes total cholesterol, LDL, HDL, and triglycerides. Raised LDL and triglycerides increase atherosclerosis risk; higher HDL is protective. Advanced panels may report apolipoprotein B and lipoprotein(a) if family history or unexplained events are present. Use results alongside blood pressure, smoking status, and lifestyle to estimate absolute risk and decide on statins or other interventions.
Blood Glucose and Diabetes Screening
A men’s health panel checks fasting glucose and, where indicated, HbA1c. Fasting glucose detects current blood sugar elevation; HbA1c estimates average control over 2–3 months — together they give a complete picture of glucose metabolism. Screening matters even without symptoms, particularly if you’re over 45, overweight, have a family history of diabetes, high blood pressure, or high triglycerides. Identifying prediabetes early allows lifestyle changes and targeted monitoring to lower the risk of progression to type 2 diabetes.
Hormone Panel: Testosterone and Beyond
Hormonal imbalances are among the most common and underdiagnosed issues affecting men over 30 — and the most likely to be dismissed as ‘just stress’ or ‘getting older.’ A hormone panel gives you objective numbers to work with.
Total and Free Testosterone
Total testosterone measures the overall amount circulating in your blood. Free testosterone estimates the fraction actually available to tissues — the number that reflects how much androgen your body can use. Together they provide a more accurate picture of your androgen status than a single number alone. Results inform diagnosis of low testosterone, age-related androgen decline, and the effects of medications or chronic illness, and guide decisions about lifestyle intervention, addressing underlying causes, or replacement therapy.
→ Detailed testosterone and SHBG testing guide
Sex Hormone Binding Globulin (SHBG)
SHBG binds circulating testosterone and oestradiol, controlling how much is free and bioavailable to tissues. High SHBG can mean normal total testosterone but low free testosterone — producing fatigue, low libido, and mood changes despite results that look normal on paper. Low SHBG may raise free testosterone but can also reflect insulin resistance, obesity, or thyroid dysfunction. Measuring SHBG alongside total testosterone is essential for an accurate interpretation of your hormonal status.
Estrogen and DHT Levels
Hormone balance in men extends beyond testosterone. Oestradiol and dihydrotestosterone (DHT) both exert significant effects on male health. Elevated oestradiol can cause fatigue, fat gain, and low libido; excess DHT conversion is associated with hair loss and prostate issues. Testing these markers explains symptoms that don’t resolve with testosterone treatment alone and guides targeted interventions — aromatase inhibitors, 5α-reductase inhibitors, or lifestyle changes.
→ Full hormone panel options: (see Hormones section)
→ Sex Hormones Assessment (7 markers, 3,990 THB):
Inflammation and Immune System Markers
C-reactive protein (CRP) and erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR) quantify systemic inflammation — elevated results signal ongoing inflammation that may need lifestyle change, medication, or further investigation. A complete blood count (CBC) with differential shows white blood cell patterns that reflect immune response to infection, allergy, or haematological issues. Together these markers guide treatment decisions, monitor response, and prioritise referrals. Elevated CRP in particular is an independent cardiovascular risk factor that adds meaningful information beyond the standard lipid panel.
Vitamin and Micronutrient Assessment
Nutritional deficiencies are more common than most people expect — and more impactful. Vitamin D deficiency affects testosterone production, immune function, and mood. Low B12 causes fatigue and cognitive changes. Iron deficiency causes anaemia and poor recovery. A targeted micronutrient assessment identifies these gaps so you can address them precisely rather than guessing with supplements.
- Vitamin D (25-OH) — bone health, immune function, testosterone cofactor; deficiency is extremely common in Bangkok despite the climate
- Vitamin B12 — nerve function, energy, red blood cell production
- Folate — DNA synthesis, red cell production
- Iron studies — ferritin, serum iron, transferrin saturation; anaemia and iron stores
- Zinc and magnesium (where indicated) — testosterone cofactors, immune function, sleep quality
→ Advanced micronutrient testing (39 markers, 15,990 THB):
→ Micronutrient testing article
Prostate and Reproductive Health Tests
PSA (prostate-specific antigen) is included in the Healthy Male Essentials panel as a baseline prostate health marker. Elevated PSA warrants follow-up investigation — it is not an immediate diagnosis of prostate cancer, but it is a signal that should not be ignored. Establishing a PSA baseline in your 40s gives your clinician a reference point to track changes over time, which is more informative than a single reading.
Reproductive hormones — total and free testosterone, LH, FSH, and prolactin — show how the hypothalamic-pituitary-gonadal axis is functioning and explain low libido, erectile dysfunction, or fertility concerns. SHBG and oestradiol refine testosterone interpretation. These targeted markers guide evidence-based interventions and help distinguish between hormonal causes and other contributors.
How to Interpret Your Results and What to Do Next
When you receive your results from HealthDeliver — as a password-protected PDF in English — focus first on which values fall outside the reference range and how far they deviate. Small, isolated abnormalities often need only monitoring; larger or multiple deviations typically require investigation or action.
- Mild deviation: repeat test in 6–12 weeks, lifestyle changes (diet, exercise, alcohol reduction).
- Moderate deviation: targeted testing (imaging, hormone assays), medication review, telehealth consultation with a HealthDeliver doctor.
- Severe or multiple deviations: expedited specialist referral, treatment initiation, in-clinic follow-up.
A follow-up consultation with a HealthDeliver doctor — in clinic at Asoke, Sathorn, or Phrom Phong, or by telehealth — is available after any panel. The doctor will explain what your specific results mean, whether lifestyle changes are sufficient, and whether further tests or treatment are warranted. You are never left to interpret a medical result on your own.
Fasting, Preparation, and What to Expect
The Healthy Male Essentials panel includes fasting glucose and the lipid profile, both of which require fasting for 8–12 hours before the blood draw. Other markers in the panel — CBC, thyroid, testosterone, PSA, Vitamin D — do not require fasting.
Book a morning appointment and arrive at the end of your overnight fast. Plain water is always fine and makes the draw easier. The clinic opens at 08:00 daily — a pre-work blood test is a realistic and practical option. The draw itself takes two to three minutes; the entire clinic visit takes under fifteen minutes for most men.
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About HealthDeliver
HealthDeliver is a Bangkok-based medical provider offering in-clinic consultations, telehealth, and home healthcare services. The company operates three clinics in Bangkok — Asoke (Soi Sukhumvit 23), Phrom Phong (Soi Sukhumvit 24), and Sathorn (Suan Plu Road) — and delivers home blood testing across Bangkok and 23 provinces throughout Thailand.
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Men’s health panels including the Healthy Male Essentials package, testosterone testing, hormone panels, and specialist diagnostics (DUTCH OAT, GI-MAP) are available in clinic and at home. All laboratory samples are processed by ISO 15189-accredited laboratory partners. Clinical Licence: 10101039365. Tel: 064 553 9506.
Frequently Asked Questions — Men’s Health Blood Test Bangkok
What is included in a full men’s health blood test at HealthDeliver Bangkok?
The Healthy Male Essentials package (9,240 THB, 22 markers) includes: CBC, fasting glucose, full lipid profile (cholesterol, triglycerides, HDL, LDL), liver function (AST, ALT), kidney function (BUN, creatinine, eGFR), uric acid, urine examination, cancer markers (AFP, CEA, PSA), Vitamin D, full thyroid panel (TSH, Free T3, Free T4), testosterone, calcium, and inorganic phosphate. Individual markers can be added at the time of booking.
How much does a men’s health blood test cost in Bangkok?
The Healthy Male Essentials panel at HealthDeliver costs 9,240 THB for 22 markers with results in 4–5 business days. This is available in clinic at Asoke, Sathorn, or Phrom Phong, or via home blood collection (add 600 THB nursing fee). A more focused Sex Hormones Assessment (7 markers) is available from 3,990 THB. Full pricing at healthdeliver.asia/packages.
Do I need a referral for a men’s health blood test in Bangkok?
No. You can book any men’s health panel at HealthDeliver directly — no GP referral or prior appointment required. Choose your package, book online or walk in, and receive your results by email. A doctor consultation to help choose tests or review results is available but never mandatory.
Can I get a men’s health blood test done at home in Bangkok?
Yes. HealthDeliver’s home blood collection service sends a certified nurse to your home, apartment, office, or hotel. The nursing fee is 600 THB within Bangkok. The Healthy Male Essentials panel and all other men’s health packages are available via home collection. Samples go to the same ISO 15189-accredited laboratory as in-clinic draws.
What testosterone tests are included in the men’s health panel?
The Healthy Male Essentials panel includes total testosterone. Free testosterone, SHBG, oestradiol, DHT, LH, FSH, and prolactin can be added individually or via the Sex Hormones Assessment package (7 markers, 3,990 THB). For a comprehensive hormone profile, the DUTCH Complete (21,180 THB) covers sex hormones, adrenal hormones, and metabolites using dried urine testing.
Do I need to fast before a men’s health blood test?
Fasting for 8–12 hours is required for the fasting glucose and lipid profile markers included in the Healthy Male Essentials panel. Other markers — CBC, thyroid, testosterone, PSA, Vitamin D — do not require fasting. A morning appointment works best: arrive at the end of your overnight fast, and you can eat normally as soon as the draw is done. Plain water is always fine during a fast.
How long do men’s health blood test results take at HealthDeliver?
The Healthy Male Essentials panel takes 4–5 business days due to the specialist markers included (Vitamin D by LC-MS/MS, Free T3 and T4). Standard metabolic panels (CBC, lipid, liver, kidney) are typically ready within 1–3 business days. Results are delivered as a password-protected PDF in English to your email.
What should I do if my testosterone or PSA result is abnormal?
A result outside the reference range is not a diagnosis — it is a signal for follow-up. If testosterone is low, follow-up typically involves checking free testosterone, SHBG, LH, FSH, and prolactin to understand the cause. If PSA is elevated, further investigation including a repeat test and potentially imaging is warranted. A HealthDeliver doctor is available in clinic or by telehealth to explain your results and advise on next steps. You are never expected to interpret an abnormal result alone.
Is a men’s health blood test worth doing if I feel fine?
Yes — that is precisely when it is most useful. Many of the conditions that a men’s health panel detects — early kidney decline, high cholesterol, insulin resistance, low testosterone, early prostate changes, Vitamin D deficiency — produce no symptoms in their early stages. A baseline result in your 30s or 40s gives your clinician a reference point. A problem identified when it is mild is significantly easier to address than one identified when it has become symptomatic.
Are HealthDeliver men’s health blood tests available on weekends?
Yes. All three HealthDeliver clinics — Asoke, Sathorn, and Phrom Phong — are open daily from 08:00 to 18:30, including weekends. Walk-in patients are accepted. Home collection nurse visits are also available seven days a week.
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