Andrological Consultation
Andrology consultation is a specialist medical appointment for men with concerns related to intimate health, hormonal balance or sexual function. It includes a detailed medical history, physical examination and — when indicated — hormonal testing, ultrasound or semen analysis. Everything is available in one place, without a referral and with full discretion.
Registration: Mon–Fri, 9:00 am–5:00 pm. It is helpful to bring previous test results if available.
| Type of appointment | specialist, diagnostic |
| Referral | not required |
| Examinations during the appointment | medical history + physical examination |
| Additional diagnostics | hormones, ultrasound, semen analysis |
| Doctor | Needs Data |
| Price | ask us → |
men’s intimate health
testosterone, LH, FSH and others
LGBT+ friendly clinic
Mon–Fri, 9:00 am–8:00 pm
When should you consider an andrology consultation?
An andrologist diagnoses and treats health problems related to the male reproductive and hormonal systems. An appointment may be indicated if one or more of the following symptoms occur:
- Reduced libido — decreased interest in sexual activity lasting for a longer period,
- erectile dysfunction — difficulty achieving or maintaining an erection,
- fertility problems — difficulty conceiving a child or abnormal semen analysis results,
- chronic fatigue and weakness without a clear cause,
- symptoms that may suggest testosterone deficiency — loss of muscle mass, increased body fat, low mood, concentration problems or hot flushes,
- pain or changes in the testicles requiring specialist assessment,
- a desire to assess the hormonal profile — preventively or following a referral from another doctor.
Symptoms may have different causes and are not always due to testosterone deficiency or hormonal disorders. Medical assessment helps identify the source and plan appropriate management.
What happens during an andrology consultation?
The appointment is diagnostic and individual. The doctor conducts it in stages:
Discussion of reported symptoms, how long they have been present, general health, medications, chronic diseases, lifestyle and the patient’s expectations.
Assessment of body build, genital organs, testicles and epididymides. If indicated, the prostate may also be examined.
The doctor may order hormonal tests, including total and free testosterone, LH, FSH, prolactin, estradiol, SHBG and PSA, testicular ultrasound with blood-flow assessment, semen analysis or other tests depending on the clinical picture.
After collecting all relevant information, the doctor discusses the diagnosis or diagnostic hypotheses and presents possible treatment options or further investigations.
What can an andrologist offer?
Management depends on the diagnosis and test results. Possible treatment approaches include:
- Testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) — used in confirmed hypogonadism after contraindications have been excluded. It requires regular monitoring of blood parameters, PSA and haematocrit. The decision to start therapy belongs solely to the doctor.
- Pharmacological treatment of erectile dysfunction — PDE-5 inhibitors or other medications selected individually and with consideration of coexisting conditions.
- Management of fertility disorders — depending on the cause: medication, lifestyle changes or referral to a fertility specialist.
- Lifestyle modification — recommendations regarding diet, physical activity, sleep and supplementation as supportive measures, not a replacement for treatment.
- Referral to another specialist — if the problem requires endocrinological, psychiatric, sexological or urological-surgical care.
Important: Hormonal therapy (TRT) and medications for erectile dysfunction have indications, contraindications and potential side effects. They are not suitable for every patient. Treatment decisions require medical assessment, analysis of test results and — in the case of TRT — regular monitoring. No therapy should be started without medical supervision.
What should you bring to an andrology consultation?
The appointment may proceed more efficiently if the patient brings available documents: previous hormonal or blood test results, testicular or prostate ultrasound results, semen analysis if previously performed, a list of medications and supplements, and information about chronic diseases and previous operations. This is not mandatory — the patient may attend without documentation, and the doctor can begin the diagnostic process from the start.
Doctor providing andrology consultations
Please add: the full name of the doctor providing andrology consultations, academic title, scope of specialisation, link to the profile on the website (/en/...) and the ZnanyLekarz profile. A doctor must not be listed here without the owner’s confirmation.
Possible options for verification: Jakub Krukowski, MD, PhD (urologist), Jakub Kłącz, MD, PhD (urologist) — if they provide andrology consultations. If another doctor is responsible, full details are required.
Andrology consultation in Gdańsk — book an appointment
No referral required. Medical history, physical examination, hormonal diagnostics and a management plan — all in one place.
Frequently asked questions — andrologist in Gdańsk
What is the difference between an andrologist and a urologist?
A urologist deals with the entire urinary and genitourinary system in men and women, including the prostate, kidneys, bladder and urethra. An andrologist specialises in men’s health problems, including hormonal disorders, sexual function and fertility. In practice, the scope of both specialties often overlaps, and some doctors combine both. The choice of specialist is best based on the symptoms reported.
Which hormonal tests are performed during andrology diagnostics?
The most commonly ordered tests include total and free testosterone, LH, FSH, prolactin, estradiol, SHBG and PSA. The scope of testing is selected individually by the doctor based on the medical history and clinical picture — not every patient requires a full panel.
Does a low testosterone level always require hormonal treatment?
No. The decision to start testosterone therapy (TRT) depends not only on test results, but also on the clinical picture, symptoms, coexisting conditions and contraindications. TRT has indications, limitations and potential side effects and is not suitable for every patient with low testosterone. Diagnosis and treatment decisions belong to the doctor.
Is an andrology consultation discreet?
Yes. All appointments at the clinic are covered by medical confidentiality. Wyspa Medycyny Przyjaznej is LGBT+ friendly and welcomes men in every life situation without judgement and with respect for privacy.
Do I need a referral for an andrology consultation?
No. The appointment is private and no referral is required. You may bring existing test results or undergo diagnostics arranged after the consultation.
When does erectile dysfunction require urgent medical attention?
Sudden erectile dysfunction in men after a heart attack or stroke, or when accompanied by chest pain, requires urgent cardiological assessment rather than an andrology consultation. Erectile dysfunction may be an early sign of cardiovascular disease. If it develops suddenly in a young man or is accompanied by other vascular symptoms, tell the doctor during the appointment.
Men’s health — related consultations and procedures
Urinary system, prostate, urological diagnostics and qualification for procedures.
Details →Imaging diagnostics — assessment of changes in the testicles and epididymis.
Book an examination →Aesthetic and corrective procedures in the intimate area — HA, PLLA, SCROTOX.
Procedures →Symptoms of prostate enlargement, PSA and urinary problems.
Details →Book an andrology consultation — Mon–Fri, 9:00 am–5:00 pm.
Contact →Andrologist in Gdańsk — consultation without referral
Hormonal diagnostics, erectile dysfunction, libido and male fertility · 15 Toruńska Street, Gdańsk
The information on this page is for general educational purposes and does not replace a medical consultation. Andrology diagnostics require individual assessment because symptoms may have different causes. Hormonal therapy and medications used for erectile dysfunction have indications, contraindications and potential side effects and are introduced only under medical supervision. Wyspa Medycyny Przyjaznej, 15 Toruńska Street, unit AU1, Gdańsk. Tel.: 600 006 913.