Fatigue. Low drive. Mood swings. Weight gain. The symptoms men quietly carry for years often have a name, and naming it is the first step.
Take a 2-minute screening based on a validated toolused by clinicians to identify low testosterone.
A quick, validated 10-question screening developed by Saint Louis University to help identify symptoms commonly associated with low testosterone in men.
Privacy: This is a self-screening tool. Your answers stay in your browser and are not sent, saved, or shared. The ADAM is not a diagnosis. Only a clinician can determine whether you have low testosterone.
Question 01
Your assessment
What your answers suggest
Your responses indicate symptoms commonly associated with low testosterone.
Based on the standard ADAM scoring criteria, you answered yes to either decreased libido or decreased erection quality, or to three or more of the other symptom questions. This is considered a positive screen and is worth discussing with a clinician.
A positive ADAM screen doesn't confirm low testosterone. It's a starting point. Many of these symptoms can be caused by other things, including thyroid issues, sleep quality, stress, medication side effects, or simply not feeling your best for reasons that have nothing to do with hormones. The next step is a real conversation with a clinician who can order labs and look at the full picture.
The ADAM questionnaire is a validated screening tool developed by Saint Louis University, used to identify men who may benefit from further evaluation for low testosterone. It is not a diagnosis. CarePrime Men does not store your answers; this assessment is for your reference only.
