Full blood count
Get a quick snapshot of your overall health and spot potential issues early. Our Full Blood Count (FBC) Test measures haemoglobin, red blood cell count, and white blood cell count to provide essential insights into your overall blood health. Your sample is analysed by an accredited NHS laboratory in the UK, ensuring accurate results to help detect anaemia, infections, and other blood-related conditions. 3 Biomarkers Report by GMC registered doctor
- Price
- £100
- Results
- Within 3 working days
- Sample
- Taken at the clinic
Frequently asked questions
How does a blood test work?
Check in at our clinic for your selected appointment date and time. One of our clinicians will take you through a few basic checks, before taking a blood sample from a vein in your arm. The whole process shouldn't take more than 15 minutes.
Afterwards, we'll bring you out to our waiting area, and you are welcome to enjoy a tea or coffee before going about your day. We will send your sample for analysis.
Do I need to prepare for a blood test?
Drinking water is encouraged. Staying well hydrated helps make the blood collection easier. On the day of your appointment, wear a loose-fitting top so your arm is easily accessible.
After booking, you will receive a pre-appointment questionnaire via email, please complete it before attending your appointment.
What do the biomarkers indicate?
Haemoglobin: The protein in red blood cells that carries oxygen; low levels can indicate anaemia or blood loss, while high levels may signal other health issues.
Red Blood Cell Count (RBC): Measures the number of red blood cells; low counts can suggest anaemia, fatigue, or nutrient deficiencies, while high counts may indicate dehydration or other conditions.
White Blood Cell Count (WBC): Measures the number of white blood cells; high levels can indicate infection or inflammation, while low levels may point to a weakened immune system.
When will I get my results?
You should receive your results for this test within 3 working days.
How do I view my results?
You will receive an email with a link to view your full results and report via the web portal, or you can access them in the Forth App.
Who looks at my results?
A GMC registered doctor will first assess your results and write a full report.
As an additional step, one of our consultants will look at your results before they are released to you in case there are any additional recommendations such as ultrasound or further imaging.
Enquire or book
Blood tests can be taken on their own or at the same appointment as a scan.