Men's Health

Sexual health, discussed without awkwardness.

Confidential assessment and care for sexual health concerns, with attention to the vascular, hormonal and psychological factors that may be involved.

Often an early signal of something broader.

Erectile and libido changes can relate to cardiovascular health, hormonal function, medication, sleep, stress or relationship factors, frequently more than one at once.

Assessment considers each of these, because treating the symptom without understanding the cause can mean missing something that matters.

Commonly presented

  • Erectile difficulties
  • Reduced libido
  • Changes in performance or confidence
  • Concerns following a life or health change
  • Medication-related changes
  • Associated fatigue or mood symptoms

How we approach it

01

Cardiometabolic screening

Because erectile change can be an early marker of vascular health, these factors are reviewed.

02

Hormonal review

Testosterone, SHBG, prolactin and oestradiol are assessed where the presentation warrants it.

03

Discreet and respectful

Consultations are private, telehealth-based and conducted without judgement.

A practitioner discussing results with a patient

Typically assessed

What may be investigated as part of this pathway.

  • Free & total testosterone, SHBG
  • Prolactin, oestradiol (E2)
  • FSH/LH
  • Cholesterol, TG, HDL, LDL and glucose
  • Full blood count (FBC)
  • Kidney function (UEC)

Testing is determined clinically. Not every marker is relevant to every person, and your practitioner will explain what is being investigated and why.

Questions

Is this confidential?

Yes. Consultations and records are handled in line with Australian privacy and health records requirements.

Do I need to attend a clinic?

Consultations are conducted via telehealth. Pathology is collected at a centre near you.

Is Complete Health Clinic available Australia-wide?

Yes. Consultations are conducted via telehealth with Australian-registered practitioners, and pathology is arranged through collection centres across the country.

Begin

Start with an assessment.

A structured intake, reviewed by an Australian practitioner, with a clear explanation of what comes next.