
Kyros Clinic · Hormones & TRT
You don't recognise the man in the photographs anymore.
Low testosterone in Indian men is common, underdiagnosed, and routinely misattributed to stress or age. A Kyros doctor evaluates free testosterone, SHBG, and the full hormonal picture before any treatment decision.
Online Hormones & TRT consultation
Book a video consultation with an NMC-registered doctor. One fee, paid once — no subscription, and no charge for the booking itself.
Initial consultation
₹500
One-time fee, no subscription
20-minute video consultation with a Kyros doctor
Your intake reviewed by the doctor before the call
A written doctor's note within 24 hours
A prescription if clinically indicated
Lab orders with guidance on where to test
Not included in the fee
Lab tests — paid directly to the lab you choose
Medications — filled at any pharmacy
In-clinic procedures — Kyros is telemedicine only
Follow-up consultations with the same doctor are ₹400–₹500, booked from within the Kyros app after your first consultation.
NMC-registered
Registration verified before onboarding
Specialty-matched
Doctors treat only within their verified specialty
Free cancellation
Up to 2 hours before your slot
No platform fee
The consultation fee is what you pay
Recognise
Does this sound familiar?
- Persistent fatigue and low energy
- Reduced muscle mass despite regular exercise
- Mood changes, irritability, or low motivation
- Reduced libido
- Difficulty concentrating
- Increased body fat, especially abdominal
- Poor sleep quality

Consult
How a Kyros hormones & trt consultation works
Complete a short intake.
Before your consultation, you fill in a brief symptom and history form. Your doctor reads it before the call — not during.Consult with a specialist.
Your Kyros doctor is a specialist in hormones & trt. The consultation is 20 minutes, video-based, private.Receive a plan you can follow.
After the consultation: a prescription if indicated, lab orders if needed, a follow-up date, and a written note from your doctor.
Plan
What Kyros offers for hormones & trt
Complete hormonal panel: total testosterone, free testosterone, SHBG, LH, FSH, prolactin, oestradiol

Diagnosis of testosterone deficiency syndrome (TDS) by clinical criteria

Supervised testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) where indicated

Monitoring for TRT side effects: haematocrit, PSA, lipids

Fertility preservation counselling before starting TRT

Track
Slowing down is universal. Disappearing isn't.
Labs, biomarkers, dosage changes, and doctor notes accumulate in one place. Your doctor adjusts the plan at every follow-up.
- symptomatic TDS in Indian men ≥40 (Yadav 2019)
- 48.18%
- the measure that matters most, not total testosterone
- Free T
- who tracks your hormonal panel over time
- 1 doctor
Questions
About your consultation
Yes. Total testosterone does not account for the bioavailable fraction. Free testosterone and SHBG (sex hormone-binding globulin) determine how much testosterone is actually available to tissues. Many symptomatic patients have normal total testosterone but low free testosterone.
Exogenous testosterone suppresses the HPG axis, reducing sperm production. Men who wish to preserve fertility should discuss this with their Kyros doctor before starting TRT. Alternatives that maintain fertility (clomiphene, hCG) may be appropriate.
Most patients notice improvement in energy and mood within 3 to 6 weeks. Improvements in muscle mass and body composition take 3 to 6 months. Full response assessment requires a 6-month evaluation with regular bloodwork.



