Test your symptoms
The testosterone symptom quiz for women
Fifteen questions, about three minutes, no email required to see your result. It scores how closely your symptom pattern matches what's described in women, then tells you the part most quizzes leave out: what else explains these symptoms, and why your bloods may come back "normal" regardless.
A word on what this is. Most low-testosterone quizzes online are men's questionnaires with the pronouns changed. The best known of them asks about erections. They were built and validated on men, and the symptom list reflects that.
This one was written against the women's literature instead. It weights sexual desire most heavily, because desire is the only indication the 2019 global consensus supports testosterone for in women, and it asks separately whether the drop in desire actually bothers you, because the validated screener requires both.
What it can't do. No symptom questionnaire predicts a woman's testosterone level, and this one doesn't either. The relationship between how a woman feels and what her blood test says is weak, and a large part of this site is about why. Treat your score as a description of your symptoms, not as a lab result.
Not medical advice. This is a symptom questionnaire written by a medical technologist who reads the primary research, not a diagnosis and not a prescription. Discuss any treatment decision with a qualified clinician who knows your history.
Your answers stay in your browser. Nothing is sent anywhere, nothing is stored, and there's no email box between you and your result.