Use the reference interval printed on your own laboratory report first. Hormone results may vary with the assay, age, sex, pregnancy, menstrual-cycle phase, and sampling time.
Reference range 1
>= 249 – <= 836 ng/dL
- Population
- Adults
- Sex
- Male
- Age range
- 17 – 50
- Specimen
- Serum / plasma
Example reference interval
This is an example total-testosterone interval from the cited source. Age, sex, assay method, and especially sampling time can affect interpretation.
Reference range 2
>= 193 – <= 740 ng/dL
- Population
- Older adults
- Sex
- Male
- Age range
- 51
- Specimen
- Serum / plasma
Example reference interval
This is an example total-testosterone interval from the cited source. Age, sex, assay method, and especially sampling time can affect interpretation.
Reference range 3
>= 8.4 – <= 48.1 ng/dL
- Population
- Adults
- Sex
- Female
- Age range
- 17 – 50
- Specimen
- Serum / plasma
Example reference interval
This is an example total-testosterone interval from the cited source. Age, sex, assay method, and especially sampling time can affect interpretation.
Reference range 4
>= 2.9 – <= 40.1 ng/dL
- Population
- Older adults
- Sex
- Female
- Age range
- 51
- Specimen
- Serum / plasma
Example reference interval
This is an example total-testosterone interval from the cited source. Age, sex, assay method, and especially sampling time can affect interpretation.
Reference ranges may vary by laboratory, method used, age, sex, pregnancy status, and clinical context. The reference range on your own laboratory report takes precedence.