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31 tests shown
Full blood count (FBC)
Counts red cells, white cells and platelets. A common first check for anaemia and infection.
BloodNo special preparation
Erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR)
A simple marker of inflammation somewhere in the body.
BloodNo special preparation
Blood group and Rhesus
Confirms your ABO group and Rhesus factor.
BloodNo special preparation
Sickling test
Screens for the sickle haemoglobin trait or disease.
BloodNo special preparation
Malaria parasite test
Looks for malaria parasites in a blood sample.
BloodNo special preparation
Fasting blood sugar
Measures your blood glucose after an overnight fast.
BloodFast 8 to 10 hours. Water is fine.
HbA1c
Shows your average blood sugar over the past three months.
BloodNo special preparation
Lipid profile
Cholesterol and triglycerides, to understand heart and circulation risk.
BloodFast 9 to 12 hours. Water is fine.
Liver function tests
Checks how well your liver is working.
BloodNo special preparation
Renal function tests
Urea and creatinine, to check how well your kidneys filter.
BloodNo special preparation
Uric acid
Helps assess gout and kidney stone risk.
BloodNo special preparation
Electrolytes (sodium, potassium, chloride)
Checks the salts that keep your fluids, nerves and muscles in balance.
BloodNo special preparation
Hepatitis B screening (HBsAg)
Screens for current hepatitis B infection.
BloodNo special preparation
Hepatitis C screening
Screens for antibodies to the hepatitis C virus.
BloodNo special preparation
HIV screening
A private, confidential screening test.
BloodNo special preparation
Typhoid test (Widal)
Looks for antibodies linked to typhoid fever.
BloodNo special preparation
H. pylori test
Checks for the bacteria that can cause stomach ulcers.
Blood or stoolNo special preparation
Urinalysis
Checks urine for sugar, protein, blood, and signs of infection.
UrineUse a clean sample, ideally midstream.
Urine culture and sensitivity
Finds the germ causing a urine infection and which antibiotics work against it.
UrineClean midstream sample, before starting antibiotics if possible.
Urine pregnancy test
A quick test for pregnancy hormone in urine.
UrineFirst morning urine gives the clearest result.
Stool routine examination
Looks for parasites, blood and other signs of gut infection.
StoolUse the container we give you.
Thyroid function (TSH, T3, T4)
Checks whether your thyroid is under- or over-active.
BloodNo special preparation
Beta-hCG (blood pregnancy test)
A blood test that confirms pregnancy earlier and more precisely than urine.
BloodNo special preparation
PSA (prostate)
A prostate health marker for men.
BloodNo special preparation
Haemoglobin genotype
Identifies your haemoglobin type (AA, AS, SS, AC). Useful before marriage and pregnancy.
BloodNo special preparation
Other genetic testing (ask us)
Tell us what you want to learn and our scientists will explain what is available.
Depends on testWe will advise you.
Histopathology (tissue biopsy)
A pathologist examines tissue under the microscope to reach a diagnosis.
TissueYour doctor will advise on collection.
Pap smear (cervical cytology)
Screens cervical cells for changes that could lead to cancer.
Cervical cellsAvoid intercourse and vaginal products for 48 hours before.
Fine needle aspiration cytology
Examines cells drawn from a lump or swelling.
Cells from a lumpYour doctor will advise.
ECG (Electrocardiogram)
Records the electrical activity and rhythm of the heart to check for arrhythmias, cardiac conditions, and heart health.
Non-invasive recordingWear comfortable, two-piece clothing.
Sonography (Ultrasound scan)
Uses high-frequency sound waves to create live images of internal organs, tissues, pregnancy, and blood flow.
Non-invasive scanDepends on scan type (e.g. full bladder for pelvic/obstetric scans, fasting for abdominal scans).
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