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Explore our range of blood tests, designed to provide clear insights, reassurance, and confidence in your health journey.

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Fertility & Hormone Blood Tests

  • Check your ovarian reserve and fertility potential.

    The AMH (Anti-Müllerian Hormone) blood test measures a hormone associated with the number of eggs remaining in the ovaries. It can be useful when looking at fertility and ovarian reserve.

  • Measure your pregnancy hormone levels.

    This blood test measures the level of hCG (human chorionic gonadotropin) in your blood. It can be used to help confirm pregnancy and monitor hCG levels during early pregnancy.

  • A comprehensive look at hormones and general health factors associated with fertility.

    This package includes a wide range of tests, including:

    FSH • LH • Oestradiol • Progesterone • Prolactin • Testosterone • SHBG • Free Androgen Index • Thyroid function and antibodies • Vitamin D • Iron status • HbA1c • Liver function • Kidney function • Cholesterol and more.

  • Check your Follicle Stimulating Hormone level.

    FSH plays an important role in reproductive health. This test measures your FSH level to help assess fertility and reproductive hormone levels.

  • Check your Luteinising Hormone level.

    Measures LH to help assess reproductive hormone balance.

  • Check your oestradiol level.

    Measures oestradiol to help assess reproductive hormone balance.

  • Check your progesterone level.

    Measures progesterone to help evaluate ovulation and fertility status.

  • heck your prolactin hormone level.

    Measures prolactin levels and can help assess prolactin hormone levels and pituitary function.

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  • Check key hormone and thyroid levels during perimenopause.

    Includes FSH, LH, oestradiol, progesterone, Free T4 and TSH.

Female
Health Tests

  • A simple female hormone health check.

    Measures FSH, LH, oestradiol and prolactin.

  • Measure your CA-125 level.

    This blood test measures the CA-125 tumour marker. It can be used in the assessment of ovarian health and for monitoring in diagnosed cases.

    Important: CA-125 is not a standalone test for diagnosing or ruling out ovarian cancer. Any concerning symptoms should always be discussed with your GP.

Postnatal
Blood Tests

  • A comprehensive postnatal health blood profile.

    Includes:

    Active B12 • CRP • Full Blood Count • Ferritin • Folate • Free T4 • TSH • Vitamin D

  • A comprehensive postnatal health A focused postnatal health profile.

    Includes:

    HbA1c • Lipid Profile • Thyroid Peroxidase Antibodies

Male Health &
Hormone Blood Tests

  • Check your testosterone level.

    Measures testosterone to provide information about testosterone levels and hormone balance.ovarian cancer. Any concerning symptoms should always be discussed with your GP.

  • Measure your Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA) level.

    A blood test measuring total PSA levels.

  • A comprehensive general health blood test for men.

    Checks a broad range of health markers including blood count, thyroid function, blood sugar, iron status, liver function, cholesterol and kidney-related markers.

Thyroid
Blood Tests

  • A comprehensive check of your thyroid function.

    Measures Free T3, Free T4, TSH and thyroid peroxidase antibodies.

  • Check your Thyroid Stimulating Hormone level.

    Measures your TSH level.

  • Check your T3 thyroid hormone level.

    Measures total or free triiodothyronine (T3) levels.

  • Check your T4 thyroid hormone level.

    Measures total or free thyroxine (T4) levels.

  • Check for thyroid peroxidase (TPO) antibodies.

    Measures thyroid peroxidase antibodies.

  • Measure your thyroglobulin level.

    A blood test measuring thyroglobulin levels.

Blood Group
Tests

  • Find out your ABO blood group and Rhesus (Rh) factor.

    Identifies your ABO blood group and whether you are Rh positive or negative.

General
Health Tests

  • A general check of your blood health.

    Looks at your white blood cells and differential, platelet count and general blood health.

  • A comprehensive general health blood profile.

    Includes a range of markers covering:

    Full Blood Count • Liver Function • Cholesterol/Lipids • Kidney Function • Blood Glucose • CRP • Calcium • Phosphate and additional markers.

  • Check key markers of kidney function.

    Includes creatinine, estimated GFR (eGFR), urea, sodium, potassium, chloride, adjusted calcium and phosphate.

  • Check key markers of liver function.

    Includes ALT, AST, ALP, GGT, total bilirubin and albumin.

  • Check your cholesterol and lipid levels.

    Includes:

    Total Cholesterol • HDL Cholesterol • LDL Cholesterol • Cholesterol/HDL Ratio • Triglycerides

  • Check your average blood glucose level.

    HbA1c provides an indication of your average blood glucose level.

  • Check your blood urea level.

    A straightforward blood test measuring urea levels.

  • Check important markers associated with bone health.

    Includes:

    Alkaline Phosphatase • Calcium • Phosphate • Parathyroid Hormone • Vitamin D

  • Check your Vitamin D levels.

    Measures total Vitamin D, including Vitamin D2 and D3.

  • A blood profile looking at key cardiovascular health markers.

    Includes:

    Apolipoprotein B • High-Sensitivity CRP • Lipid Profile • Lipoprotein(a)

  • A comprehensive overview of your general health.

    This profile checks a broad range of health markers including:

    Full Blood Count • Iron Status • Liver Function • Kidney Function • Cholesterol • Thyroid Function • Calcium • Potassium • Rheumatoid Factor and additional markers.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • No, all our blood tests reuire a £30 deposit. The balance will be due on the day of your test.

  • Results will be emailed directly to you once received from the laboratory.

  • Your results will clearly show the laboratory reference ranges. If any results are outside these ranges, you should discuss them with your GP or an appropriate healthcare professional for further advice.

  • If we are unable to obtain a suitable blood sample at your appointment, we will offer you another appointment to return to the clinic for a further blood draw at no additional charge.

  • We recommend staying well hydrated before your appointment, as this can help with taking your blood sample.

  • To book your blood test, simply call the clinic and our team will help you choose the appropriate test and arrange your appointment.