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The Well Man Blood Test is a 46-biomarker health check for men, covering heart health, testosterone and hormone balance, prostate (PSA), thyroid, liver and kidney function, blood and iron status, inflammation, blood sugar, and bone and muscle markers. A clinician talks you through your results.
Whether you are dealing with fatigue, a dip in drive or performance, carrying more weight than you would like, or simply want to get ahead of problems before they start, it gives you a detailed picture of what is going on inside your body.
| Area | Biomarkers |
|---|---|
| Heart health | Cholesterol, HDL, LDL, triglycerides and more |
| Testosterone and hormone balance | Total testosterone, free androgen index, SHBG |
| Prostate health | PSA (prostate-specific antigen) |
| Thyroid function | TSH and free T4, which affect energy, metabolism and mood |
| Liver and kidney health | ALT, ALP, AST, creatinine, eGFR and more |
| Blood health and iron status | Full blood count, ferritin, folate, B12 |
| Inflammation and diabetes risk | CRP, HbA1c, ESR |
| Bone and muscle health | Calcium, phosphate, albumin |
Results are usually available within 72 hours.
It includes 46 biomarkers across eight areas: heart health, testosterone and hormones, PSA, thyroid, liver and kidney, blood and iron status, inflammation and blood sugar, and bone and muscle markers. See the table above.
It includes total testosterone, free androgen index and SHBG. For testosterone in more detail, add the Testosterone Blood Test, which calculates free testosterone.
Yes. A clinician reviews your results and talks them through with you, and that conversation is included in the price.
The Over 60s Men's Health Blood Test is designed for men aged 60 and over.
No. PSA is a screening marker, and raised levels have many causes. For total and free PSA with the ratio, add the Advanced PSA test.
A PSA result is a screening marker, not a diagnosis, and raised levels have many causes. Your clinician will explain what yours means and whether any follow-up is worth considering. This test does not replace care from your GP, and if you feel unwell you should seek medical advice. See our Privacy Policy for how we handle your health information.