General Health
If there is a blood test you require which you cannot see on our website, please get in touch.
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Full blood count £60 to look at the three main types of cells in the blood - red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets
Ferritin £70 a protein that stores iron
Kidney function £60 to check how kidneys are working, looks at some electrolyte levels.
Liver function £55 an indication of health of the liver
Bone profile £105 measures calcium and phosphate. Abnormal calcium levels can be sign of disease causing fatigue.
Thyroid function £75 The amount of thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) and circulating thyroid hormones. The thyroid controls metabolic rate.
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HbA1C - £70 Shows sugar level over a few weeks; if raised may indicate diabetes
Lipid profile £60
Measures specific lipids, or fats, within your blood. Abnormal levels may cause cardiovascular disease
Cholesterol £50
Measures cholesterol which is one type of lipid
Fasting blood glucose £55
Measures sugar levels after 8-10 hours nil by mouth other than water and some medication
Uric acid £50
Can cause gout, also implicated in heart health
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Vitamin B12 £60 needed to make red blood cells and see the nervous system healthy
Vitamin D £90 essential for bone health
Magnesium £50 supports muscle and nerve function and energy production
Zinc £105 helps immune system and metabolism, amongst other functions
Testosterone £70
PSA £75 Raised Prostate Specific Antigen can suggest a problem with the prostate but not necessarily cancer.