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To book Bowel Cancer Screening at All Checked Up, you can call them at 0161 518 5597, or email them at hello@allcheckedup.co.uk.

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Bowel Cancer Screening

All Checked Up

Updated Aug 11, 2026

Type

Tumour Marker Panel

Sample

Stool

What's included

2 deliverables in this treatment

Quantitative Faecal Immunochemical Test (qFIT)
Self-collection at home or in-clinic testing.

Bowel Cancer Screening at All Checked Up uses a quantitative Faecal Immunochemical Test (qFIT) to look for blood in a stool sample. The sample can be collected at home or through in-clinic testing. qFIT is a screening tool for potential signs associated with bowel cancer; it does not provide a diagnosis and cannot explain the cause of any result. The clinic lists the service at its Macclesfield Clinic. If your result is abnormal, seek appropriate medical follow-up so it can be interpreted alongside your symptoms and health history.

About this treatment

This bowel cancer screening service uses a quantitative Faecal Immunochemical Test, commonly called qFIT. The test examines a stool sample for blood that may not be visible. Blood in stool can have several possible causes, so qFIT is a screening test for potential signs and does not diagnose bowel cancer or identify the cause of an abnormal result.

All Checked Up states that sample collection can take place at home or through in-clinic testing. The listed inclusion is the quantitative Faecal Immunochemical Test. The clinic lists Macclesfield Clinic as the available location, but The clinic does not specify the price, result turnaround time, collection kit details, preparation requirements, aftercare or contraindications.

Follow the collection and return instructions supplied with the test. If you have ongoing bowel symptoms, visible blood, unexplained changes in bowel habits or other concerns, contact an appropriate healthcare professional rather than relying on screening alone. A screening result should be interpreted in context and may require further assessment.