Blood Count Test (4 Biomarkers) Haemoglobin, RBC, WBC & Platelets
Blood Count Test (4 Biomarkers) Haemoglobin, RBC, WBC & Platelets
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Monitor your fundamental health markers with our Blood Count test. This test provides a vital snapshot of your blood health, helping to identify signs of anaemia, immune system status, and blood clotting capability.
What’s Included? This panel measures 4 essential biomarkers:
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Haemoglobin (Hb): This is the crucial iron-rich protein inside your red blood cells that physically grabs onto oxygen from your lungs and carries it to the rest of your body. Checking these levels helps identify anaemia. If your haemoglobin is low, your organs and muscles aren't getting the oxygen they need to function properly, which is often the culprit behind feeling constantly exhausted, weak, or short of breath.
Red Blood Cell Count (RBC): Think of red blood cells as the body's delivery trucks for oxygen. Measuring the total number of these cells provides a great baseline for your general blood health and energy levels. An abnormal count, whether too high or too low, can help doctors pinpoint the cause of persistent tiredness or point toward potential dietary deficiencies, such as a lack of iron or B vitamins.
White Blood Cell Count (WBC): These cells are the frontline soldiers of your immune system. Doctors check this number to look for hidden infections, autoimmune responses, or inflammation. If your WBC count is elevated, it usually means your immune system is working exactly as it should by actively fighting off an illness, reacting to an allergen, or helping your body recover from stress.
Platelets: These are tiny cell fragments whose main job is to rush to the site of an injury, stick together, and form scabs. They are entirely responsible for your blood's ability to clot. Evaluating your platelets ensures your body can safely stop itself from bleeding; a low count might explain why you bruise very easily, while an abnormally high count could increase the risk of unwanted internal clots.
Why Choose LHC Lab?
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UK-Wide Delivery: Fast, nationwide shipping with a prepaid return envelope.
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CQC-Regulated Lab: Your blood is tested in a professional, regulated environment.
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Reports: Every report includes commentary to help you understand your levels.
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Fast Turnaround: Results are typically available within 1-3 days of your sample reaching the lab.
How it Works:
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Order Online: We ship your kit anywhere in the UK.
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Collect at Home: A simple finger-prick sample is all that's required.
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Post to Lab: Use the included tracked return bag.
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View Results: Receive your secure digital report via email.
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How it works
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Order kit
Order the kit that you want based on what you want to be tested. We ship all orders placed before 1pm same day.
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Collect your sample at home
Collect your own sample using a simple finger prick. Everything you need will be included in the kit.
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Send your sample to the lab
Simply drop in any red letter box. No need to arrange for courier pickup or pay for returns. Remember to register online using the unique sample ID to get your results.
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Receive results
We will analyse your sample and send you results by email within 24-48 hours. A copy can be sent to your GP/surgery if you wish.
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