Full blood count with ferritin
- What it measures
- Your red and white blood cells and your iron stores.
- Why it matters
- Low iron is very common in women and a treatable cause of tiredness.
Well Woman Clinic
Find out why you're tired all the time.
Fatigue is one of the most common reasons women seek help, and one of the most often dismissed. Routine tests can come back normal while you still feel exhausted.
Lasting energy depends on many systems working together: blood, thyroid, hormones, blood sugar, sleep, the brain and mood. Finding which ones are involved is the key to getting your energy back.
We look at all three corners of the body–mind–brain triangle.
Low iron, often from heavy periods, thyroid problems, low B12 or vitamin D, blood sugar swings and perimenopause.
Burnout and carrying a heavy mental load.
Poor sleep quality, and brain fatigue after illness.
A symptom profile, energy and sleep questionnaires, a full blood panel and a functional neurology examination.
Available in clinic in Llandudno, or remotely by video with home or partner-site blood tests.
After your Women's Health Assessment, you receive a personal plan with nutrition, lifestyle and targeted support, regular check-ins, and a retest so you can see what has changed.
About the assessmentIf fatigue comes with unexplained weight loss, night sweats or a fever that won't settle, see your GP promptly.
A short online questionnaire that maps your symptoms and shows whether they are worth investigating. It takes about 5 minutes.
The tests most often useful for fatigue. Every test includes a practitioner review of your results.
One assessment, a full picture of your health, and a clear plan.