Ultimate Health Screening Blood Test (Women)
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Ultimate Health Screening Blood Test (Women)

£270.00

  • Results within 24 hours

  • Blood draw included

Take a comprehensive, data-driven approach to your health with our Ultimate Health Screening Blood Test for Women. This advanced profile measures 60 biomarkers across female hormones, metabolism, cardiovascular health, organ function, vitamins, minerals, and inflammation.

Designed for preventative health, hormone balance, fertility awareness, and complete wellbeing insight, this test provides one of the most detailed private blood assessments available.

What’s included

🩸Professional blood sample collection
🧬54 biomarker hormone profile
🏥Laboratory analysis
⚡Fast results (within 24 hours)

What is the Ultimate Health Screening Blood Test?

This comprehensive blood test provides a full overview of your health by analysing key biomarkers across multiple body systems.

It helps identify imbalances early and provides insight into how your body is functioning across hormones, metabolism, cardiovascular health, liver, kidney, thyroid, and nutritional status.

🩸 Full Blood Count (FBC)

🛡️ White Blood Cell Differential

🔥 Inflammation Markers

💧 Kidney Function

🧪 Liver Function

❤️ Cardiovascular & Metabolic Health

🧬 Iron & Nutritional Status

🧠 Thyroid Function

💪 Muscle & Metabolic Markers

🧬 Hormone Profile

Who should consider this test?

  • Women focused on preventative health
  • Those tracking hormone balance or cycle changes
  • Individuals monitoring fitness or energy levels
  • Women experiencing fatigue, mood changes or irregular cycles
  • Anyone wanting a full body health overview

What can affect results?

Several factors may influence your results, including:

  • Diet and nutritional intake
  • Exercise and training load
  • Stress levels and sleep quality
  • Hormonal cycle phase
  • Underlying medical conditions (e.g. thyroid disorders, PCOS, anaemia)
  • Medication or supplement use
  • Hydration status before testing

Understanding these factors helps ensure results are interpreted accurately in a clinical context.

Why take an Ultimate Health Screening Blood Test?

This test provides a complete overview of your internal health, helping you:

  • Detect early signs of disease or hormonal imbalance
  • Monitor cardiovascular, metabolic, and reproductive health
  • Track vitamin, mineral, and nutritional status
  • Assess liver, kidney, and thyroid function
  • Identify inflammation and recovery issues
  • Support long-term preventative healthcare planning

Early insight allows for earlier intervention and improved long-term health outcomes.

Understanding your results

Your results provide a detailed snapshot of how your body is functioning across multiple systems.

Abnormal findings may indicate:

  • Vitamin or mineral deficiencies
  • Anaemia or blood cell abnormalities
  • Hormonal imbalance or cycle irregularities
  • Blood sugar imbalance or insulin resistance
  • Cholesterol or cardiovascular risk changes
  • Thyroid dysfunction
  • Liver or kidney function changes

Where appropriate, follow-up testing or clinical review may be recommended.

How to prepare for the test

In most cases, no special preparation is required.

However:

  • Fasting may be recommended for glucose and lipid testing
  • Avoid alcohol 24 hours before testing where possible
  • Stay well hydrated
  • Continue prescribed medication unless advised otherwise by a clinician
  • High-intensity exercise should ideally be avoided 24 hours before testing

How long do results take?

Is this test suitable for women of all ages?

Can this test detect health problems early?

Do I need to fast before the test?

Should I stop medication before testing?

Can this test replace a doctor’s consultation?

What happens if my results are abnormal?

Can this test help with fitness or performance goals?

How often should I take this test?

Is this a diagnostic test?

Can lifestyle changes improve my results?

Trusted medical information and further reading

The information on this page is based on widely recognised clinical guidance used within UK healthcare systems.

For further reading, see the trusted resources below:

These resources provide trusted, evidence-based clinical guidance used in UK healthcare.