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General Health Profile - Postal Version

General Health Profile - Postal Version

£151.92 GBP
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The General Health Profile - Postal Version relates to an overall assessment of your general health and well-being. It typically evaluates key areas such as liver and kidney function, cholesterol levels, blood sugar control, inflammation, iron status, and protein levels. This test gives a broader health overview and is suitable for monitoring lifestyle impact, detecting early signs of common conditions, and supporting proactive health management.

Why Get Tested?

Are you not sure what kind of health screening you should consider to monitor your general health? The General Health home blood test is the combination of all basic health checks, necessary to evaluate your overall well-being. More than 20 biomarkers are measured, including heart, kidney, & liver health, as well as iron status, diabetes risk. 

What Gets Tested

This test includes multiple panels to provide a comprehensive health snapshot, all from the comfort of home.

Markers included:

  • Full Blood Count – Postal Version 
  • Urea and Electrolyte Panel – Postal
    • Chloride (CL)
    • Urea
    • Creatinine (CREA)
    • eGFR – Estimated Glomerular Filtration Rate
  • Liver Panel – Postal
    • Total Bilirubin (TBIL)    
    • ALT, AST, ALP
    • Total Protein (TP)
    •  Albumin (ALB)
    • Gamma GT (GGT)
    • Globulin (GLOB)
  • Heart Health Marker     
    • Creatine Kinase (CK)
  • Bone Panel – Postal
    • Calcium (CA)
    • Albumin (ALB)
    • Corrected Calcium (CCA)
    • Phosphate (PHOS)
  • Thyroid Function  
    • Free Thyroxine 4 (FT4)
    • Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH)

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What This Health Profile Measures

Full Blood Count (FBC)
  • Evaluates red and white blood cells and platelets — helpful for detecting anaemia, infection, or immune function
Kidney & Electrolyte Balance
  • Urea, creatinine, eGFR, and chloride monitor hydration, waste filtration, and kidney efficiency
Liver Function
  • Enzymes and proteins reveal how well your liver is processing toxins and managing
    nutrient storage
Heart Health
  • CK (Creatine Kinase) detects potential
    muscle damage or cardiac stress
Bone & Mineral Health
  • Calcium, phosphate, and corrected calcium help assess risk of bone loss, joint pain, or weakness
Thyroid Function

  • TSH and Free T4 regulate metabolism, mood, and hormonal balance — imbalances may cause fatigue, weight gain, or brain fog

Who Should Take This Test

How Our Postal Health Profile Works

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  • Place Your Order

    Place your order online and receive a test kit delivered to your home. You’ll need to bring this kit with you to your scheduled appointment at one of our partner blood collection clinics.

  • Attend Your Appointment

    At your chosen clinic, a trained nurse or phlebotomist will collect your blood sample using the kit you bring. If a sample collection courier is not available at the site, you’ll be asked to take the sealed sample with you and post it using the prepaid packaging provided.

  • Access Your Results

    Once your results are ready, you’ll receive an email notification to log in and view them securely via your private portal. Please note: venous blood test results are not automatically reviewed by a doctor. We recommend booking a consultation with a qualified clinician to help you interpret and understand your results fully.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Do I need to fast for this test?

Fasting is not required, but testing in the morning is often recommended for
consistency

Is this as reliable as an in-clinic test?

Yes — all tests are processed in certified labs using the same methods as
in-clinic blood tests.

Can this help detect chronic conditions early?

Yes — it’s an excellent tool for early detection of issues with liver, kidney,
thyroid, and blood function.

How often should I take this test?

Every 6–12 months as a wellness check, or more frequently if monitoring a specific health concern.

Can I take this test while on medication?

Yes, but be sure to disclose any medication during registration, so results
can be properly interpreted.

Who should take this test?

This test is ideal for anyone who wants to track their general health, monitor lifestyle changes, or detect early signs of common health conditions.

Can I use this test to replace a full medical check-up?

While a General Health Blood Test provides a comprehensive health overview, it should complement regular medical check-ups and not replace professional clinical assessments.