Wellness
Health & hormone blood testing
Understand what's beneath the surface. Our private tests help with concerns like fatigue and hormonal imbalance, as a standalone service or alongside aesthetic care.
Samples are collected by finger prick or venepuncture, depending on the test. Selected point-of-care tests offer rapid results; please confirm availability and turnaround when booking.
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Stress hormone
Cortisol
Measures cortisol, a hormone involved in the body's stress response.
Inflammation
CRP
Measures C-reactive protein, a marker that can rise with inflammation.
Menopause & hormone health
FSH
Measures follicle-stimulating hormone. Results need to be considered alongside symptoms and other information.
Vitamin status
Vitamin B12
Checks vitamin B12 levels, which support nerve function and red blood cell production.
Vitamin status
Vitamin D
Checks vitamin D levels, which support bone and muscle health.
Blood sugar
HbA1c
Reflects average blood glucose over approximately the past two to three months.
Rheumatoid factor
RF
Measures rheumatoid factor. This result alone cannot diagnose or rule out rheumatoid arthritis.
Vitamin status
Folate
Checks folate levels, important for cell function and red blood cell production.
Ovarian reserve
AMH
Measures anti-Müllerian hormone, a marker used in assessing ovarian reserve. It does not predict the chance of pregnancy on its own.
Ovulation
Progesterone
Measures progesterone. The timing within your menstrual cycle matters when interpreting the result.
Iron stores
Ferritin
Measures ferritin to help assess iron stores. Inflammation can also affect the result.
Heart health
Cholesterol
Checks blood lipid levels to support a wider assessment of cardiovascular risk.
Blood tests do not replace a medical consultation. Results should be interpreted by an appropriately qualified clinician alongside your symptoms, history and any other tests.
Our blood-testing leaflet
Turnaround varies by test. The leaflet's rapid-result times apply to selected point-of-care tests, not every blood test.