Private Health Testing in Leicester
Private blood and sample tests from £39, with professional in-clinic sample collection and convenient online booking.
Kerala Ayurveda Clinic has served Leicester since 2006. We provide clear information about what each test measures, its limitations and when further medical advice may be appropriate.
Sample collection appointments are available Monday to Thursday to support timely laboratory processing. Advance booking is required.
Choose Your Health Test
Explore our range of private health tests with in-clinic sample collection. Select a test to see what it checks and when it may be suitable.
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The HbA1c test measures your average blood glucose level over the previous two to three months. It can support blood sugar screening and monitoring, including checks relating to prediabetes and type 2 diabetes.
This test may be considered for increased thirst, frequent urination, persistent tiredness, unexplained weight changes or a family history of type 2 diabetes.
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Finger-prick blood sample
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No fasting required.
This is a private health testing service and does not provide a medical diagnosis. If your result is raised or unexpected, we recommend discussing it with your GP or an appropriate healthcare professional.
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£39
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The TSH test measures the level of thyroid-stimulating hormone in your blood. It provides an initial indication of how your thyroid is functioning and can support checks relating to an underactive or overactive thyroid.
This test may be considered for persistent tiredness, unexplained weight changes, feeling unusually cold or hot, changes in heart rate, low mood or changes in the menstrual cycle.
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Finger-prick blood sample
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No fasting required.
A TSH result may need to be considered alongside other thyroid tests and your symptoms.
This is a private health testing service and does not provide a medical diagnosis. If your results raise any concerns, we recommend speaking to your GP.
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£39
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The ferritin test measures the level of ferritin, a protein that stores iron in the body. It provides an indication of your stored iron levels and can support screening for possible iron deficiency.
This test may be considered for persistent tiredness, low energy, shortness of breath, noticeable heartbeats, headaches, paler skin, hair loss or restless legs.
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Finger-prick blood sample
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No fasting required.
A ferritin result may need to be considered alongside your symptoms and other blood tests, such as a full blood count.
This is a private health testing service and does not provide a medical diagnosis. If your results raise any concerns, we recommend speaking to your GP.
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£39
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The H. pylori stool antigen test checks for Helicobacter pylori, commonly known as H. pylori. This bacterium can affect the stomach lining and may be associated with gastritis and stomach ulcers.
This test may be considered for persistent indigestion, upper abdominal discomfort, bloating, nausea or recurring stomach symptoms.
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Stool sample collected privately using the supplied kit
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Certain antibiotics and acid-reducing medicines can affect the result. Please contact the clinic before testing if you have recently taken these medicines. Do not stop prescribed medication without medical advice.
This is a private health testing service and does not provide a medical diagnosis. If your results raise any concerns, we recommend speaking to your GP.
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£39
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The HbA1c test measures your average blood glucose level over the previous two to three months. It can help identify whether your longer-term blood sugar level is within the expected range.
This test may be considered by people with increased thirst, frequent urination, persistent tiredness or unexplained weight changes, as well as those with a family history of prediabetes or type 2 diabetes.
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Urine sample collected according to the supplied test instructions
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No fasting required.
This is a private health testing service and does not provide a medical diagnosis. If your result is raised or unexpected, we recommend discussing it with your GP or an appropriate healthcare professional.
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£39
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The PSA test measures prostate-specific antigen in the blood. It can support an initial check of prostate health and help identify whether further medical assessment may be appropriate.
This test may be considered for difficulty starting urination, a weak urine flow, urinating more frequently, needing to urinate during the night or concerns relating to prostate health.
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Finger-prick blood sample
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No fasting required.
Avoid ejaculation, vigorous exercise and cycling for 48 hours before the test. Please contact the clinic before booking if you have a current or recent urine infection or have recently undergone a prostate procedure.
A PSA level can be affected by several prostate and non-prostate factors and should be considered alongside your age, symptoms and medical history.
This is a private health testing service and does not provide a medical diagnosis. If your results raise any concerns, we recommend speaking to your GP.
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£39
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The coeliac screening test checks for antibodies associated with coeliac disease. It can help identify whether further medical assessment may be appropriate.
This test may be considered for persistent bloating, abdominal discomfort, diarrhoea, constipation, unexplained tiredness, weight loss or iron deficiency.
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Finger-prick blood sample
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No fasting required. Continue eating gluten-containing foods before testing, as reducing or removing gluten may affect the result. If you already follow a gluten-free or low-gluten diet, please speak to your GP before testing.
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£39
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The high sensitivity CRP blood test measures low levels of C-reactive protein in the blood. CRP is produced by the body in response to inflammation, and the result can provide additional information about current inflammatory activity.
This test may be considered when monitoring an existing health concern or investigating persistent symptoms alongside appropriate medical advice.
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Finger-prick blood sample
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No fasting required. Recent illness, infection, injury or strenuous exercise may temporarily affect CRP levels. As CRP is a general marker, the result cannot identify the location or cause of inflammation.
This is a private health testing service and does not provide a medical diagnosis. If your results raise any concerns, we recommend speaking to your GP.
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£65
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The Gut Microbiome Test analyses microorganisms found within a stool sample. The report provides information about the composition and diversity of gut bacteria, supporting a more detailed review of digestive health.
This test may be considered for recurring bloating, abdominal discomfort, changes in bowel movements or other ongoing digestive concerns.
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Stool sample collected at home using the supplied kit
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No fasting required. Follow the collection instructions supplied with the kit. Please inform the clinic about any recent antibiotics, probiotics or significant dietary changes, as these may influence the findings. Do not stop prescribed medication without medical advice.
This is a private health testing service and does not provide a medical diagnosis. If your results raise any concerns, we recommend speaking to your GP.
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£279
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This detailed food sensitivity test measures food-specific IgG antibody responses to 207 foods. The report groups the results according to the level of IgG response identified for each food tested.
It may be considered by people looking for a broader understanding of their individual food reactivity profile, particularly when reviewing recurring digestive or food-related concerns.
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Finger-prick blood sample
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No fasting required. IgG results do not diagnose a food intolerance or food allergy. Foods should not be removed from your diet solely because of the result without appropriate nutritional or medical advice.
This is a private health testing service and does not provide a medical diagnosis. If your results raise any concerns, we recommend speaking to your GP.
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£299
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This comprehensive food allergy blood test measures specific IgE antibodies associated with 176 food allergens. It can help identify possible allergic sensitisation and support further assessment of suspected food-related reactions.
This test may be considered when particular foods appear to cause symptoms such as itching, hives, swelling of the lips or face, stomach discomfort, nausea or other reactions shortly after eating.
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Finger-prick blood sample
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No fasting required. Antihistamines do not normally need to be stopped for an IgE blood test. Continue prescribed medication unless advised otherwise by an appropriate healthcare professional.
A positive IgE result indicates sensitisation but does not confirm a food allergy or predict how severe a reaction may be. Results should be considered alongside your symptoms and medical history.
This is a private health testing service and does not provide a medical diagnosis. If your results raise any concerns, we recommend speaking to your GP.
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£259
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This allergy blood test measures specific IgE antibodies associated with a range of indoor and outdoor allergens. It can help identify possible allergic sensitisation and support further investigation of recurring allergy symptoms.
This test may be considered for sneezing, nasal congestion, itchy or watery eyes, coughing, wheezing, skin reactions or symptoms that appear in particular environments or during certain seasons.
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Finger-prick blood sample
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No fasting required. Antihistamines do not normally need to be stopped for an IgE blood test. Continue taking prescribed medication unless advised otherwise by an appropriate healthcare professional.
A positive result indicates sensitisation to an allergen but does not confirm the severity of an allergy. Results should be considered alongside your symptoms and medical history.
This is a private health testing service and does not provide a medical diagnosis. If your results raise any concerns, we recommend speaking to your GP.
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£189
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The Hair Sample Sensitivity Test provides a complementary screening report covering 1,771 food, drink and environmental items. It offers a broad personal overview that may help guide further discussion about diet and everyday exposures.
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Small hair sample
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No fasting required. Hair must be collected and submitted according to the instructions supplied with the test.
This is a complementary, non-diagnostic screening service. It is not a blood allergy or food-intolerance test, and foods should not be removed from your diet solely because of the report. Medical symptoms or suspected allergic reactions should be discussed with your GP.
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£69
Private Health Testing FAQs
Clear answers about choosing a test, sample collection, preparation and receiving your results.
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Choose the test relevant to your health concern and book an appointment online. Depending on the test, your sample will either be collected at the clinic or completed at home using the supplied kit. Results are provided once the testing process is complete.
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Each test description explains what it checks and when it may be suitable. If you are unsure, contact the clinic and we can explain the available testing options. For medical advice about your symptoms, please speak to your GP.
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Yes. Appointments allow us to confirm the selected test, check any preparation requirements and arrange the correct sample collection method.
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This depends on the test selected. Our testing range includes finger-prick blood, urine, stool and hair samples. The required sample is clearly stated within each test description.
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Preparation varies between tests. Some require no fasting, while others may be affected by medication, diet, exercise or recent illness. Please follow the preparation instructions shown for your selected test and do not stop prescribed medication without medical advice.
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Result times vary depending on the test and testing provider. You will be advised of the expected timeframe for your selected test. Some specialist tests may take longer than rapid in-clinic tests.
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We recommend sharing raised or unexpected results with your GP, who can consider them alongside your symptoms, medical history and any further investigations that may be required.
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No. These tests provide screening information and do not provide a medical diagnosis. A result may indicate that further assessment is advisable, but it should be interpreted alongside your wider health information.
Ready to Book Your Health Test?
Choose your test and book your appointment online. If you are unsure which option is suitable, contact the clinic before booking.
Need help choosing? Call 0116 262 1118
