TRT tracking in Australia
Keep your TRT records together
Bring your blood results, prescribed protocol and injection logs into one record. See what changed and prepare for your next appointment.
Measured blood results
Upload laboratory reports and compare matching markers in the same units.
Your recorded schedule
Log injections and set a reminder from your own prescribed schedule.
Clear calculations
Convert dose to volume or estimate free testosterone. Save your inputs through signup.
Monitoring with your clinician
TRT needs an individual assessment and monitoring plan. BloodTrack organises your records; it does not determine whether treatment is appropriate or recommend medication changes.
Read the Endocrine Society clinical guidanceFrequently asked questions
- What does BloodTrack help me track?
- Keep your prescribed protocol, injection logs, symptoms and blood reports together. Set a dashboard reminder for a date you choose and compare laboratory results over time.
- What is free?
- The calculator is public. A free account can save your calculator inputs and one blood test, with its full AI report and PDF export. Standard supports up to five saved tests; Premium supports unlimited tests.
- Does the calculator recommend a TRT dose?
- No. It converts an entered dose from mg to mL using your vial concentration, or estimates free testosterone from laboratory inputs. It does not prescribe treatment or predict your blood levels from a dose.
- How should I interpret a testosterone result?
- A result should be interpreted with symptoms, laboratory methods and reference ranges. Diagnosis requires appropriate clinical assessment and confirmation. A calculator estimate or comparison with other users is not a diagnosis or treatment target.
- When should I have blood tests?
- Agree on a monitoring plan with your treating clinician. Collection timing depends on the formulation and regimen. Record the collection time and time since the last dose so results can be interpreted in context.
- What should I do about a flagged result?
- Review the original laboratory report and discuss the result with your clinician. A flag alone should not prompt a dose change, additional medication or blood donation.
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