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Trust General Package – 35 Health Tests
The Trust General Package from Trust Medical Labs combines tests to help you and your doctor monitor and assess your health.
Trust Medical Labs is pleased to offer Trust General Package for a broad assessment of your health. This package includes 35 laboratory tests covering a range of general health markers to support early identification of possible health concerns.
Our laboratory uses modern technology to support accurate results, with clinical interpretation and appropriate recommendations.
Choose Trust General Package and explore testing offers at Trust Medical Labs to support your health and wellbeing.
📋 What the package includes
1 — Complete blood count
Provides an overview of blood cells to help identify anaemia, inflammation and other abnormalities.
2 — Erythrocyte sedimentation rate
Helps assess inflammation, including inflammatory conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis.
3 — Alanine aminotransferase
ALT supports liver assessment and investigation of possible liver cell injury or disease.
4 — Aspartate aminotransferase
AST is a marker of tissue injury, including liver, heart and muscle injury, and may support monitoring during treatment.
5 — Blood urea
Blood urea supports assessment of kidney function and protein metabolism and monitoring of kidney-related care.
6 — Blood creatinine
Creatinine is a key marker used to assess kidney function and monitor changes or treatment response.
7 — Triglycerides
Triglycerides measure blood fats relevant to cardiovascular risk.
8 — Total cholesterol
Total cholesterol supports assessment of blood lipids and cardiovascular risk.
9 — HDL cholesterol
HDL helps transport excess cholesterol from the blood. Higher levels are generally associated with lower cardiovascular risk.
10 — LDL cholesterol
LDL measures a cholesterol fraction associated with atherosclerosis and cardiovascular risk when elevated.
11 – Fasting Blood Glucose
Measures fasting glucose to support diabetes assessment and monitoring.
12 – HbA1c
Estimates average blood glucose over recent months to support diabetes assessment and monitoring of treatment.
13 – Calcium
Measures calcium, which is essential for muscle, nerve and heart function. Abnormal levels may indicate an underlying condition requiring assessment.
14 – Iron
Measures iron to help investigate deficiency, excess iron and possible causes of anaemia.
15 – Ferritin
Assesses stored iron to help identify iron deficiency or excess.
16 – Thyroid-Stimulating Hormone (TSH)
Helps assess overactive or underactive thyroid function and guide appropriate care.
17 – Free Triiodothyronine (FT3)
Measures free T3, a thyroid hormone involved in metabolism, to support thyroid assessment.
18 – Free Thyroxine (FT4)
Measures free T4 to support assessment of thyroid disorders and monitoring of care.
19 – Vitamin D
Measures vitamin D, which is important for bones, teeth, immunity and general health. Deficiency may be associated with bone problems.
20 – Vitamin B12
Checks for deficiency that can cause anaemia and nerve problems, supporting appropriate care.
21 – C-Reactive Protein (CRP)
Measures an inflammation marker that can rise in infections and inflammatory conditions, supporting investigation and monitoring.
22 – Total Blood Protein
Measures total protein to provide information relevant to nutrition and liver and kidney health.
23 – Sodium
Assesses fluid and electrolyte balance relevant to kidney and heart function.
24 – Potassium
Measures an electrolyte essential for muscle and nerve function and fluid balance.
25 – Chloride
Assesses chloride levels to support evaluation of fluid balance and kidney-related electrolyte changes.
26 – Total Bilirubin
Measures bilirubin, which may change with liver conditions or changes in haemoglobin breakdown.
27 – Direct Bilirubin
Helps assess liver and biliary conditions, including possible bile-flow obstruction.
28 – Indirect Bilirubin
Measures unconjugated bilirubin to support assessment of red blood cell breakdown and liver-related conditions.
29 – HIV-1 and HIV-2 Antibodies and Antigen
Checks for HIV infection to support early assessment and appropriate treatment and care.
30 – Hepatitis B Surface Antigen
Checks for hepatitis B infection to support early follow-up and measures to reduce transmission.
31 – H. pylori Stool Test
Checks for Helicobacter pylori, a bacterium associated with stomach ulcers.
32 – Estimated Glomerular Filtration Rate (eGFR)
Estimates kidney filtration using blood creatinine to assess kidney function and possible kidney disease.
33 – Complete Urinalysis
Assesses urine components, including protein, glucose, blood cells and salts, to help evaluate urinary and general health.
34 – Blood Uric Acid
Measures uric acid, a product of purine breakdown, to support assessment of metabolic and kidney-related concerns.
35 – Hepatitis C Antibody Test
Checks for antibodies to hepatitis C as part of assessing possible infection.
Steps for the Trust General Package
- Contact the laboratory to arrange an appointment and confirm fasting requirements.
- Blood, urine and stool samples are collected or provided as instructed after arrival at the laboratory.
When Might You Need the Trust General Package?
- Routine monitoring of general health
- An overview of key health markers
- General symptoms such as tiredness or fatigue
- Before starting an exercise or dietary programme
Book the Trust General Package and start monitoring your health with Trust Medical Labs.