Inflammation Blood Test (CRP, ESR, Ferritin & FBC)
Measure Inflammatory Activity. Review Blood Health. Investigate
Symptoms More Clearly.
£249.99
£59.99
SAVE £190
(76.00% OFF)
£249.99
£59.99
SAVE £190 • 76.00% OFF
CRP and ESR
Inflammatory Markers
Full Blood
Count (FBC)
Ferritin and
Iron-storage Assessment
Results Usually Available
within 48 hours *
Our Inflammation Blood Test combines C-Reactive Protein (CRP), Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR), ferritin and a full blood count. Together, these tests help assess inflammatory activity, possible infection-related changes, blood-cell patterns and iron-storage status.
Ideal For
Perfect for Tracking Inflammation, Autoimmune Flares, or Immune Responses
Persistent Fatigue or Unexplained Tiredness
Joint Pain or Stiffness
Recurrent Fever or Sweats
Suspected Infection
Monitoring of An Autoimmune Condition
Persistent Inflammatory Bowel Symptoms
Unexplained Muscle or Body Aches
Suspected Anaemia
A History of Raised Ferritin
Persistent Symptoms Following an Illness
C-Reactive Protein
Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate
Ferritin
Full Blood Count
Red Blood Cells and Anaemia Patterns
White Blood Cells and Immune Response
Platelets
Combined Inflammatory Assessment
Ayurvedic Inflammation Assessment
What We Assess
Includes:
Your Appointment Includes
- Inflammatory-symptom and medical-history questionnaire
- Review of previous infections and autoimmune conditions
- Review of medicines and supplements
- Review of previous CRP, ESR, ferritin and blood-count results
- Professional collection of the two required sample types
- CRP and ESR testing
- Ferritin testing
- Full blood count
- Secure laboratory report
- Personalised interpretation of your results
- Complementary Ayurvedic inflammation assessment
- Advice about repeat testing, targeted investigation or GP/specialist referral where appropriate
Preparation Before Your Test
Fast for 8–12 hours (water only)
Stay well hydrated
Avoid strenuous exercise for 48 hours
Avoid smoking for 30 minutes before your appointment
Stop non-prescribed supplements (including Biotin) 48 hours beforehand
If testing testosterone, choose a morning appointment
Allow approximately 30 minutes for your visit
How It Works
1
Book Your Appointment
Book online or by telephone.
2
Clinical Review and Sample Collection
We review your symptoms, medical conditions, medicines and previous results before collecting the required samples.
3
Laboratory Analysis
The laboratory analyses CRP, ESR, ferritin and your full blood count.
4
Receive Your Results
Results are usually available within 48 hours after the laboratory receives the samples.
5
Personal Consultation
Your results are explained, including the inflammatory pattern identified and any appropriate next steps.
Frequently Asked Questions
CRP, ESR, ferritin and a full blood count.
No. It can identify inflammatory patterns but cannot determine their exact cause or location.
They respond differently and provide complementary information. One may be raised while the other remains normal.
Yes. Normal inflammatory markers do not completely exclude inflammatory disease.
Not always. Ferritin may also rise with inflammation, infection, liver disease and other conditions.
No. Diagnosis may require examination, cultures, PCR testing, imaging or other targeted investigations.
Usually not, unless additional fasting tests are booked.
Usually within 48 hours after the samples reach the laboratory.
We may recommend repeat testing, iron studies, infection testing, autoimmune investigations, GP review or specialist referral.
Ready to Understand Your Inflammatory Markers?
Assess CRP, ESR, ferritin and blood-cell patterns with professional
interpretation and appropriate clinical follow-up.