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Men's Health Exams in Houston: PSA & Hormone Panel

Men's health exams in Houston, TX: PSA and hormone panel. Lab work and care in Spanish, no insurance needed.

Men's health checkup with blood work: PSA for the prostate, hormone panel, glucose, cholesterol and kidney function, with results explained in Spanish or English. At Clínica Hispana Nueva Salud Lawndale we see you without an appointment, Monday to Sunday from 9 AM to 9 PM, no insurance needed and with privacy.

What does the men's checkup include?

  • PSA (prostate-specific antigen): early detection of prostate problems. A conversation about the test is recommended from age 50, or from 45 with a family history of prostate cancer.
  • Hormone panel: total testosterone and, if needed, free testosterone, LH and prolactin, when there is fatigue, low sex drive, loss of muscle mass or erection difficulty.
  • Glucose and A1C, cholesterol and triglycerides: Hispanic men have a higher risk of diabetes and heart disease.
  • Kidney and liver function, CBC and blood pressure.
  • STD testing when there is risk or symptoms, confidentially.

What does a high PSA mean?

A PSA above 4 ng/mL, or one that rises quickly from one year to the next, needs evaluation. It is not always cancer: an enlarged prostate (benign hyperplasia), an infection or ejaculation within the previous 48 hours also raise it. If the result is high, we repeat the test and refer you to urology to decide whether a biopsy is needed.

When should testosterone be checked?

When symptoms persist: fatigue, low energy, low sex drive, erection difficulty, loss of strength or low mood. The sample is drawn between 7 and 10 AM, fasting, and a low result is confirmed with a second test on another day. Hormone replacement is only indicated with two low results plus symptoms, and always with PSA and hematocrit monitoring.

How do I prepare?

Fast 8 to 12 hours for glucose and lipids; no intense exercise, cycling or ejaculation in the 48 hours before the PSA; hormone sample before 10 AM. Bring your ID and list of medications.

When are results ready?

Glucose, lipids and CBC are usually ready the same day; PSA and the hormone panel are processed at the lab and take a few days. We call you and the doctor explains each value.

How much does the men's checkup cost?

Current promotions: Men's Hormone Panel for $200 and Check Your Testosterone for $79 (testosterone test, urine test and free medical visit). Outside those packages, the visit and the PSA are priced individually. Ask for the price when you arrive or call us at (832) 530-4188: direct payment by cash or card, no insurance needed.

Why choose Clínica Hispana Nueva Salud Lawndale?

We are a Hispanic and Latino clinic in Houston: we care for you 100% in Spanish, with no appointment needed and no insurance needed. Find a medical center near you at 7040 Lawndale St # B, Houston, TX 77023, open Monday through Sunday from 9 AM to 9 PM. Our team treats every patient with respect, time and clear explanations.

Insurance and payment

We do not work with health insurance: we offer affordable, transparent self-pay pricing and accept cash and cards. Ask us about the cost of your service before your visit.

Areas we serve

We care for patients across the East End of Houston and nearby areas: Eastwood, Segundo Barrio, Magnolia Park, Forest Hill, Gulfgate, Idylwild and Manchester, and welcome patients from across the greater Houston, TX metro area.

Included in this service

Prostate antigen (PSA)
Testosterone level
General men's checkup
Results explained in Spanish

Ready to schedule your appointment?

Call us now or visit us — no appointment needed

Frequently Asked Questions

Talk with the doctor about the test from age 50, or from 45 if your father or brother had prostate cancer. With urinary symptoms, at any age.

Between 7 and 10 AM, fasting, because the level drops during the day. A low result is confirmed with a second sample on another day.

Not always. An enlarged prostate, an infection or recent ejaculation also raise it. If it is high we repeat it and, if it stays high, refer you to urology.