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Tiredness & Low Energy Blood Test
Tired all the time? We’ll help you find out why by testing for common causes with our comprehensive blood test panel.
What you need to know about our Tiredness & Low Energy Blood Test
Feeling tired all the time can really stop you living your life to the fullest. Often low energy is caused by the stresses and strains of daily life, but other times it can be a sign that something’s not quite right with your body. Our Tiredness and Low Energy Blood Test panel includes blood tests for the common causes of low energy and fatigue such as:
- Thyroid problems
- Low iron & vitamin levels
- Kidney problems
- Inflammation
Whether we pick up a specific problem or rule out the major medical causes of tiredness, you’ve taken a key step to getting on top of your tiredness and fatigue.
How it works
Do your test
You'll get your kit next-working day.
Collect your sample at home and send it back to our UKAS-accredited lab for analysis.
Get rapid results
We'll let you know when the lab have received your sample for analysis.
You'll get your results and doctor's report in your online dashboard. You'll also be able to download your formal lab report to share with your GP if you wish.
Improve your health
Numbers are useful but it's what you do with them that counts.
We'll give you advice on how to improve your health based on your results. You can also book a consultation to discuss your results with one of doctors (costs extra).
What's tested in the Tiredness & Low Energy Blood Test?
Thyroid Health
Thyroid disease is one of the commonest autoimmune conditions in the UK and tiredness can be the only symptom.
What's measured: (Click on a test for more info)
Kidney Health
Problems with your kidneys will cause tiredness as your body can't filter waste from your blood as well as it should.
What's measured: (Click on a test for more info)
Low Vitamins
Tiredness is often an early sign of vitamin deficiency. You're at higher risk of vitamin deficiency if you're on a vegan or plant-based diet and all of us are at high risk of vitamin D deficiency in the UK.
What's measured: (Click on a test for more info)
Iron Deficiency
Iron deficiency is probably the commonest medical cause of tiredness. Fortunately, it's simple to test for and easy to fix.
What's measured: (Click on a test for more info)
Inflammation Status
Inflammation in your body will make you feel tired and wiped out. You may also have other symptoms in your gut or joints.
What's measured: (Click on a test for more info)
Find out more about the role of testing in fatigue
This test panel can tell you if you have markers in the blood of a number of important and/or common conditions that can cause tiredness and fatigue. Positive results can indicate a disease that may require treatment. Negative results make it much less likely that you have a disease causing your symptoms and that you may benefit more from changes to your lifestyle involving sleep, diet and exercise.
We do not recommend using this test panel if you:
- are a child (17 years or under)
- are pregnant
- are feeling acutely unwell - e.g. with a cold or flu or if you have new-onset (i.e. within the last few days) symptoms of fatigue. It's often worth giving the body a chance to sort itself out before jumping to tests.
If you already have a known medical condition that affects your energy then this test kit may not be useful.
If you're not sure if you should use this test panel, please contact us for advice.
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