Full Biochemistry & Haematology Profile & CRP

£82.00

Full Biochemistry & Haematology Profile & CRP – Blood Test in London

The Full Biochemistry & Haematology Profile & CRP (SP15) is a comprehensive health screening blood test that provides an in-depth assessment of overall wellbeing, organ function, blood health, and inflammation. This profile evaluates liver and kidney function, blood sugar levels, cholesterol, electrolytes, minerals, iron status, and complete blood count markers, while also measuring C-Reactive Protein (CRP) to help identify inflammation within the body. Ideal for routine health checks, preventive screening, and monitoring general health, this test is available at Medical Diagnosis Victoria (MDX Victoria) in London, with results typically available within 4 hours.

General Health Screening

Full Biochemistry & Haematology Profile & CRP

The Full Biochemistry & Haematology Profile & CRP (SP15) provides a comprehensive overview of general health by combining blood cell analysis, liver and kidney function, blood sugar, electrolytes, minerals, iron status, cholesterol, and inflammation assessment.

📊 Test Specifications

Clinic Testing Fee

£82.00
+ £21.00 Phlebotomy Fee

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Sample RequiredBlood Sample

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Turnaround Time4 Hours Processing

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PreparationFast for 8 to 12 hours

Diagnostic Focus

Why Choose This Test?

Comprehensive General Health Check

This profile is useful for:

  • Routine health check-ups
  • Monitoring organ and blood health
  • Detecting inflammation
  • Assessing early metabolic or nutritional changes

Biochemistry & Organ Function

The biochemistry markers help assess:

  • Liver and kidney function
  • Blood sugar and metabolism
  • Electrolytes and minerals
  • Cholesterol and cardiovascular risk

Blood Health & Inflammation

Haematology and inflammation markers review:

  • Red and white blood cells
  • Platelets and clotting indicators
  • ESR and CRP inflammation markers
  • Anaemia, infection, or immune changes

Schedule Your Full Biochemistry & Haematology Profile

Review general health, organ function, blood health, cholesterol, minerals, iron status, and inflammation with one comprehensive blood profile.

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Component Index

What Is Included?

This profile includes haematology, kidney markers, liver enzymes, lipids, minerals, electrolytes, glucose, iron, proteins, and inflammation markers.

Blood Health & Inflammation

Assesses blood cell status and inflammatory activity.

Full Blood Count + Differential
ESR
CRP
Iron
Clinical focus:
Reviewing anaemia, infection, immune changes, clotting indicators, and inflammation.

Kidney, Electrolytes & Minerals

Evaluates kidney function, waste products, salts, and mineral balance.

Urea
Creatinine
Uric Acid
Sodium
Potassium
Calcium
Adjusted Calcium
Inorganic Phosphate
Clinical focus:
Detecting kidney dysfunction, electrolyte imbalance, hydration changes, and mineral abnormalities.

Liver, Metabolism & Heart Risk

Reviews liver enzymes, proteins, glucose, muscle enzyme activity, and lipid profile.

Glucose
Total Cholesterol
HDL
LDL
Non-HDL
Triglycerides
AST
ALT
GGT
ALP
Bilirubin
Albumin
Globulin
Total Protein
CK
Clinical focus:
Assessing liver health, blood sugar, protein status, cholesterol balance, and cardiovascular risk.

Understanding This Profile

This profile combines broad biochemistry testing with a Full Blood Count and inflammation markers. It can support routine health checks, early detection of metabolic or nutritional issues, and monitoring of liver, kidney, cardiovascular, blood, and inflammatory health.

Pathology Reports

How To Read Your Laboratory Results

Your results will list your values alongside standard reference ranges. If a result falls outside the range, it is noted for review. A single abnormal result does not automatically indicate a medical problem and should be interpreted with medical history and clinical findings.

Results Timeline: Profile metrics are typically available within 4 hours.

Laboratory Diagnostic Analysis

Clinical Environment Consultation

Medical Consultation

Need Help? Private GP Consultations

If you have questions about your biochemistry, haematology, cholesterol, kidney, liver, electrolyte, iron, or inflammation results, we offer Private GP consultations. A doctor can review your report and discuss suitable next steps.

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Clinic Support

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to fast before the test?
Yes, fasting for 8 to 12 hours is required before this blood profile.
How quickly will I get my results?
Your results will usually be processed and securely delivered within 4 hours.
What is this test useful for?
It is useful for routine health check-ups, monitoring organ and blood health, detecting inflammation, and assessing early signs of metabolic, nutritional, or blood disorders.
Is the phlebotomy fee included?
No, the £21 phlebotomy service fee is separate and payable at the clinic.
What should I do if my results are abnormal?
If any result is outside the reference range, book a GP consultation to interpret it alongside your symptoms, medical history, and clinical examination.
Online Trends

Most Searched Online Questions About Full Blood and Biochemistry Profiles

What does a Full Blood Count show?
A Full Blood Count checks red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets, helping assess anaemia, infection, immune function, and blood cell patterns.
What does CRP measure?
C-Reactive Protein is an inflammation marker that can rise with infection, inflammatory conditions, or tissue injury.
Why are electrolytes tested?
Electrolytes such as sodium and potassium help assess fluid balance, kidney function, nerve signalling, and muscle function.
Why is cholesterol included?
Cholesterol markers help evaluate cardiovascular risk and identify lipid imbalances that may increase the risk of heart disease over time.

Secure Diagnostics

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Clinical indications listed are for general informational purposes only and do not represent a complete list of possible uses, which may vary depending on individual circumstances.

Full Biochemistry & Haematology Profile & CRP results should always be assessed in conjunction with the patient’s medical history, clinical examination, and other findings by a qualified healthcare professional.