
Advanced Clotting Blood Test
£89.00
Terms and Conditions applyWhat's included?
Biomarker profiles
- Clotting Status
- Red Blood Cells
- White Blood Cells
Clotting Status (6 Biomarkers)
Red Blood Cells (7 Biomarkers)
White Blood Cells (6 Biomarkers)

This test evaluates the clotting tendency of blood and the time it takes for clots to form using the standard measures of prothrombin time, APTT and the International Normalised Ratio (INR) which is derived from the prothrombin time. Fibrinogen is a protein that aids in the formation of blood clots. Low levels of fibrinogen are sometimes seen in cases of excessive clotting, such as disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC). Platelets (or clotting cells) are the smallest type of blood cell and are important in the blood clotting process. A raised platelet count may indicate an elevated risk of clots forming in the blood, while a low count may mean that you bruise easily or suffer from uncontrolled bleeding.

Laboratories you can trust
Trusted by the NHS and private clinics alike, you can be sure of the highest testing standards from our fully accredited partner laboratories.

Expert interpretation
of your results
One of our team of doctors will review your results and give you personalised advice based on your medical history, lifestyle and health and fitness goals.

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health centre
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Important
Our tests are not a substitute for seeing your doctor, especially if you are suffering symptoms. Our doctors will interpret your results based on the information you have provided, but will not diagnose, consult or provide any treatment. You will be advised to see your doctor for any necessary follow-up action.
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