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Vitamin B12 (VITB12)
The Vitamin B12 (VITB12) test measures active B12 (holotranscobalamin) in a venous blood sample, reflecting the form of B12 that cells can use. Low levels may support evaluation of fatigue or neurological symptoms. It’s aimed at adults concerned about B12 status, and includes a £35 phlebotomy fee.
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Advanced GP3 (HSC9)
Advanced GP3 (HSC9) expands the core health screen to eleven markers, adding allergy testing, male hormonal health and tumour‑marker assessment to the standard organ‑function set. It offers a deeper view of how your immune system, hormones and potential early‑stage cancers may be influencing overall wellbeing.
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Fertility Profile with AMH (HSC14)
The Fertility Profile with AMH (HSC14) adds Anti‑Müllerian Hormone to the standard four‑hormone panel, giving a broader view of ovarian reserve alongside FSH, LH, Estradiol, and Prolactin. By measuring AMH together with the other hormones, the test may support more detailed fertility planning and timing. It’s aimed at women who want both hormone balance and ovarian reserve information before trying to conceive.
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TruCheck Intelli Multi-Cancer Screening (incl. pre & post-test consultation)
TruCheck Intelli Multi-Cancer Screening detects circulating tumour cells (CTCs) in a single venous blood sample, aiming to flag the presence of over 70 solid-organ cancers before symptoms appear. It includes pre‑ and post‑test consultations with Dr Summerhill, making it a comprehensive early‑detection option for anyone concerned about cancer risk.
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Liver Function (RP14)
Liver Function (RP14) evaluates two key liver-related markers—enzymes and proteins—in a venous blood sample, offering a snapshot of how well the liver is performing its metabolic and synthetic duties. Abnormal results may be associated with liver disease, medication effects, or metabolic disorders. The panel includes two markers, costs £45 plus a £35 phlebotomy fee, and typically returns results within a standard laboratory timeframe.
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Cortisol (CORTISOL)
The Cortisol test measures a single hormone in a venous blood sample that reflects adrenal function and stress response. Results may support evaluation of fatigue, sleep issues, or adrenal health. It’s aimed at adults concerned about stress‑related symptoms, and includes a £35 phlebotomy fee.
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Testosterone (TEST)
The Testosterone (TEST) test quantifies total testosterone in a venous blood sample. Total testosterone reflects overall hormone production, which may support evaluation of energy, mood, and muscle health. This single‑marker test is suited for adults suspecting low testosterone and costs £33 plus a £35 phlebotomy fee.
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Women's Health Check Package - Age 50-60
A 60‑minute menopause GP visit paired with hormone blood work, cervical smear, pelvic ultrasound, ECG, and optional DEXA or mammogram for women 50‑60, plus physiotherapy support.
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15-minute pre-test consultation (video/telephone)
A 15‑minute pre‑test video or telephone consultation with Dr Natalie Summerhill helps you choose the right blood test before booking. This brief session clarifies test purpose and preparation requirements.
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Advanced GP2 (HSC8)
The Advanced GP2 (HSC8) is a nine‑marker blood panel that gives a broad snapshot of core organ function and metabolic health. It measures heart, liver, kidney, bone, diabetes‑related, iron, thyroid, nutritional and inflammation markers, helping you see where your body may need support.
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Full Blood Count (HSC1)
The Full Blood Count (HSC1) panel examines three components—platelet count, red cells, and white cells—from a venous blood sample to assess overall blood health. Abnormal values may support investigation of anemia, infection, or clotting issues. Designed for adults needing a routine health check, and includes a £35 phlebotomy fee.
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Male Testosterone Monitoring (RDX_213)
Male Testosterone Monitoring (RDX_213) tracks total testosterone, free androgen index, and estradiol from a venous blood draw, helping men assess response after 3‑6 months of testosterone therapy.
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Lipids & HbA1c (HSC2)
The Lipids & HbA1c (HSC2) panel is a two‑marker blood test that checks cholesterol‑related heart risk and average blood‑sugar control, giving a quick picture of cardiovascular and diabetes health.
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Apolipoprotein A1 (APO_A)
The Apolipoprotein A1 (APO_A) test evaluates a single protein involved in reverse cholesterol transport using a venous blood sample. It helps individuals monitor cardiovascular risk factors linked to HDL function. The test price is £65 plus a £35 phlebotomy fee when not combined with a consultation, and results are provided within the clinic’s normal turnaround time.
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Sex Hormone Binding Globulin (SHBG)
The Sex Hormone Binding Globulin (SHBG) test measures the amount of SHBG protein in a venous blood sample. SHBG binds to sex hormones, influencing their availability, so the result may support understanding of hormone‑related symptoms. This single‑marker test is aimed at adults concerned about fertility, hormonal acne, or low libido, priced at £30 plus a £35 phlebotomy fee.
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Fertility Profile without AMH (HSC14)
The Fertility Profile without AMH (HSC14) examines four core hormones—FSH, LH, Estradiol (E2), and Prolactin—to help women understand reproductive hormone balance. By measuring these markers, the test may support discussions about ovulation timing, menstrual irregularities, or potential endocrine issues. It’s suited for women evaluating fertility who do not need ovarian reserve testing.
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Progesterone (PROG)
The Progesterone (PROG) test measures progesterone levels in a venous blood sample. Progesterone is a hormone that may support confirming ovulation and assessing luteal phase health. Ideal for individuals tracking fertility or evaluating menstrual irregularities.
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Basic Screen (HSC5)
Basic Screen (HSC5) is a four‑marker venous blood test focusing on heart, liver, kidney and diabetes health, providing a low‑cost health snapshot.
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Well Person Check - Male (WIN1M)
The Well Person Check – Male (WIN1M) panel evaluates four key areas—prostate health, cardiac risk, diabetes, and general tumour markers—using a single venous blood draw. It offers a broad health snapshot for men wanting a routine wellness assessment.
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Ferritin (FERRITIN)
Ferritin measures the amount of ferritin protein in a venous blood sample, giving insight into how much iron your body stores. Low or high levels may be linked to fatigue, anemia, or iron overload, so the test can help you and your clinician understand iron balance. This single‑marker test costs £39 plus a £35 phlebotomy fee and returns results within a typical laboratory turnaround.
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Anaemia Profile (RP21)
The Anaemia Profile (RP21) is a simple blood test that looks at three key areas – iron status, nutritional health, and infection or inflammation – to help you understand why you might feel unusually tired or weak. By measuring iron levels, vitamin‑related nutrients and markers of inflammation, the test may support decisions about diet, supplements or further medical review. It’s designed for anyone who suspects low iron or wants a baseline check, and it uses a single venous blood draw with results typically returned within a few days.
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Folate (RP9)
Folate (RP9) checks the level of vitamin B9 in a venous blood sample, which is important for DNA synthesis and red blood cell formation. Abnormal levels may be associated with pregnancy health, anemia, or certain medication effects. The test is priced at £39 plus a £35 phlebotomy fee and is processed like other single‑marker panels.
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C Reactive Protein (hsCRP)
The high‑sensitivity C‑reactive protein (hsCRP) test measures a single protein in a venous blood sample that rises when the body experiences systemic inflammation. Elevated hsCRP may support assessment of cardiovascular risk and other inflammatory conditions. It’s suited for adults who want a quick snapshot of their inflammatory status, and the test includes a £35 phlebotomy fee.
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Bone Health (RP18)
The Bone Health (RP18) test is a venous blood panel that evaluates markers of bone formation versus bone resorption, helping individuals understand their skeletal turnover balance. It is intended for adults concerned about bone loss or seeking to track the impact of nutrition or medication on bone health. The test costs £99 plus a £35 phlebotomy fee when not booked with a consultation, and results are delivered within the clinic’s standard turnaround period.
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