Full Blood Count
Symptoms, Causes & Treatment
A comprehensive blood count panel to check for anaemia, infection, and haematological conditions.
What Is a Full Blood Count?
A Full Blood Count (FBC) measures red cells, white cells, haemoglobin, and platelets to screen for anaemia, infection, and haematological disorders.
What Does a Full Blood Count Check For?
Checks for conditions affecting the blood including anaemia, infection, clotting disorders, and haematological malignancies.
Severe fatigue, unexplained bruising, persistent infection, or signs of bleeding warrant prompt medical assessment.
Why Is a Full Blood Count Requested?
An FBC is requested to investigate fatigue, breathlessness, frequent infections, and unexplained bruising or bleeding.
Key Risk Factors
How Is the Full Blood Count Interpreted?
Results are reviewed by a licensed clinician who will interpret them in the context of your symptoms and medical history.
What Happens After a Full Blood Count?
Clinician-reviewed results with clear explanations and personalised recommendations for follow-up.
Supportive Measures
Results will be reviewed by a licensed clinician who will advise on lifestyle or treatment measures based on your specific findings.
Monitoring with Regular Blood Counts
Regular FBC monitoring may be recommended for patients on certain medications or with ongoing haematological conditions.
When Should You Get a Full Blood Count?
Severe breathlessness, chest pain, signs of serious bleeding, or rapidly worsening symptoms require emergency assessment.
If you have persistent fatigue, unexplained bruising, or frequent infections, book your Full Blood Count today.
Maintaining Good Blood Health
A balanced diet rich in iron, B12, and folate supports healthy blood cell production.
Order Your Full Blood Count Today
Order your Full Blood Count online. Results are reviewed by a licensed clinician with personalised follow-up advice.
