Choose your General Health Blood Test
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Checks your blood cells, iron levels and iron stores for signs of anaemia or an iron imbalance. It includes a full blood count, inflammation marker and detailed iron tests, and may help investigate symptoms such as ongoing tiredness, weakness or pale skin.
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Checks key markers linked to liver and kidney function, blood sugar, cholesterol, iron levels and electrolyte balance, alongside a full blood count. It provides a broad overview of your general health and may help highlight blood, metabolic or organ-related concerns.
Preparation: Fasting for 8–12 hours is required.
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Checks key markers linked to liver and kidney function, blood sugar, cholesterol, iron levels, minerals and electrolyte balance. It provides a broad overview of your organ function, metabolism and general health.
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Identifies your ABO blood group—A, B, AB or O—and whether you are Rh positive or negative. This information may be needed during pregnancy, before surgery or when checking compatibility for a blood transfusion.
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Checks calcium, phosphate, proteins and alkaline phosphatase, alongside kidney function and electrolyte levels. It provides an overview of bone health and mineral balance and may help identify concerns affecting the bones, kidneys or metabolism.
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Checks blood cells, thyroid function, liver and kidney health, blood sugar, cholesterol, iron levels and inflammation markers. It provides a broad overview of your general health and may help highlight blood, metabolic, nutritional or organ-related concerns.
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Measures CRP, a marker that rises when there is inflammation in the body. It can help detect and monitor inflammation linked to infections or inflammatory conditions, but it does not identify the cause on its own.
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Checks current and longer-term blood sugar levels, kidney function, cholesterol and triglycerides. It can help assess how well your body is managing blood sugar and identify related kidney or cardiovascular health concerns.
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Measures red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets to provide an overview of your blood health. It can help investigate anaemia, infection, inflammation and certain blood disorders.
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Checks your red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets, alongside ESR, a general marker of inflammation. It can help investigate anaemia, infection, inflammation and other blood-related concerns.
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Measures liver enzymes, bilirubin and blood proteins to assess liver health and function. It can help identify changes linked to liver inflammation or damage and show how well the liver processes waste and produces essential proteins.
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Measures urea and creatinine to assess how well your kidneys remove waste, alongside sodium and potassium to check electrolyte and fluid balance. It may help identify changes linked to kidney function, dehydration or an electrolyte imbalance.
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Measures total cholesterol, HDL, LDL, non-HDL cholesterol and triglycerides to assess the levels of fats in your blood. It can help evaluate your risk of heart and blood vessel disease and monitor changes following treatment or lifestyle changes. Fasting for 8–12 hours is required.
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Measures total PSA and free PSA and calculates the PSA ratio to assess prostate health. It can help investigate changes linked to prostate enlargement, inflammation or other prostate conditions.
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Measures the level of vitamin B12 in your blood. It can help identify a deficiency that may affect red blood cell production and nerve function, causing symptoms such as tiredness, weakness, numbness or tingling.
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What Does Our Blood Testing Service Include?
A 20-minute blood-draw appointment
Blood-sample collection by trained staff
Laboratory analysis of your selected test
A laboratory results report sent securely to you
Test specific preparation instructions where required
Not Sure Which Test You Need?
Our team can explain what each test includes and help you understand your options. If a healthcare professional has recommended a specific test, please follow their guidance.
A Simple Way to Understand Your Health
Blood tests can provide useful information about your health and help investigate symptoms, monitor existing conditions or check specific areas such as hormones, thyroid function, vitamin levels, infections and fertility.
At Imaginatal, you can book a wide range of private blood tests without a GP referral. Your sample will be taken by qualified staff and sent to a laboratory for analysis, with a detailed report sent securely to you.
We also offer specialist testing, including NIPT during pregnancy.
FAQs
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No. You can book a private blood test directly with Imaginatal without a GP referral.
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Call our team and we can talk you through the available options, help you choose the most suitable test and complete your booking with you over the phone.
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We ask all phlebotomy patients to make sure they drink plenty of water before the appointment, and there are also several tests that will require fasting.
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We can normally see you within 24 hours' notice. We can also carry out out-of-hours appointments. Please call us if you need an appointment as quickly as possible.
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Aim to arrive about 10 minutes early to allow for time to fill out paperwork. Though we always aim to be on time, due to the nature of healthcare appointments, we may sometimes be behind. If we were running late, it would not be more than 10 minutes late.
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We will email you a written report of your results, normally within 48 hours. The results and any scan images will also be emailed to your GP.
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Please drink plenty of water so that there is a higher chance of a successful blood draw. If we are unable to get a sample on the day we will rebook you for another day convenient to you
