Description
Advanced Well-Woman MOT
Advanced Well-Woman MOT
Stool sample and Urine sample required
Private GP Consultation
Comprehensive 30-minute review of results
Clear explanation of:
Blood test outcomes
ECG, , and lung function reportsPersonalised advice for:
Lifestyle optimisation Medications or supplementation Specialist referrals (cardiology, respiratory, metabolic)
🧪 What This Package Covers
Our Active Health MOT is a smart starting point if you’re looking to understand your current health status. It’s suitable for adults aged 18–79, both men and women, and focuses on essential areas like heart function, stroke and clot risk, organ health, and more.
Non-Invasive Physiological Measurements
Height & Weight
Fundamental for anthropometric and metabolic assessment
Body Mass Index (BMI)
BMI >25 = overweight; >30 = obese Obesity is a major independent risk factor for CVD, hypertension, type 2 diabetes, and heart failure
Blood Pressure (BP)
Measured in a calm, seated state after 5 minutes of rest Hypertension is the most significant modifiable risk factor for stroke and heart failure Multiple readings may be taken for accuracy
Oxygen Saturation (SpO₂)
Measures arterial oxygen levels via pulse oximeter Levels <94% may suggest cardiorespiratory compromise, anaemia, or sleep apnoea risk
6-Lead ECG (Atrial Fibrillation Screening)
Detects arrhythmias, specifically Atrial Fibrillation (AF) AF increases stroke risk by 500% and is often asymptomatic Early identification allows for anticoagulation or rhythm control planning
Resting ECG (Electrocardiogram)
6-lead resting ECG to assess:
Heart rhythm
Heart rate Electrical conduction abnormalitiesDetects conditions like:
Atrial fibrillation (AF)
Bradycardia or tachycardia Signs of ischemia or past heart damage ECG takes 2–3 minutes and is non-invasive Lung Function Test (Spirometry)Measures:
FEV1 (air expelled in 1 sec)
FVC (total lung capacity) FEV1/FVC ratio – diagnostic for asthma, COPD, or restriction
The Well woman Health Check
The Well woman Health Check is a comprehensive, proactive screening programme tailored specifically to address the unique health risks and concerns of men. It focuses on early identification of disease, personalised risk assessment, and strategic lifestyle guidance to promote long-term health and vitality. This assessment is ideal for men aged 30+, and highly recommended from age 40 onward. It covers cardiovascular, metabolic, hormonal, prostate, and nutritional health, as well as major organ function and general wellness.
Full Blood Count (FBC)
A complete overview of blood components to detect infections, anaemia, and bone marrow function:
- Haemoglobin & Haematocrit: Determine oxygen-carrying capacity and hydration.
- MCV, MCHC: Show red blood cell size and haemoglobin concentration—key for anaemia diagnosis.
- RBC, WBC & Differential (Neutrophils, Lymphocytes, Monocytes, Eosinophils, Basophils): Identify immune response, inflammation, or blood disorders.
Platelets, RDW, MPV, Reticulocytes: Assess blood clotting, cell regeneration, and bone marrow activity.
Kidney (Renal) Function
Monitors filtration, electrolyte balance, and waste removal:
- Creatinine, eGFR: Core measures of kidney efficiency.
- Urea, Uric Acid, Cystatin C: Indicate metabolic waste buildup and risk for kidney damage.
- Sodium, Potassium, Chloride, Phosphate, Magnesium: Maintain nerve, muscle, and cardiovascular function.
- Total Protein: Affects fluid balance and immune system health.
Cardiovascular (Heart) Health
Women may present differently with heart disease—this panel provides a complete risk profile:
- Cholesterol Panel (Total, LDL, HDL, Triglycerides): Measures lipid balance.
- Cholesterol Ratios & Apolipoproteins A-I/B: Offer greater precision in assessing cardiovascular risk.
- Lipoprotein (a): A genetic marker linked to heart disease.
- High Sensitivity CRP: Detects chronic low-grade inflammation that raises heart disease and stroke risk.
Liver Function
Evaluates liver cell integrity, bile processing, and protein production:
- Liver Enzymes (ALT, AST, GGT, ALP): Detect liver inflammation, fatty liver disease, or bile duct issues.
- Bilirubin, Albumin, Globulin: Assess liver’s detox, synthesis, and immune roles.
Thyroid Function and Autoimmunity
Thyroid disorders are more common in women, often causing fatigue, weight changes, and mood shifts:
- FT3, FT4, TSH: Test hormone output and brain-pituitary feedback loop.
- Thyroid Antibodies (TgAb, TPOAb): Screen for autoimmune thyroid diseases like Hashimoto’s or Graves’.
Blood Sugar Regulation & Diabetes Risk
Monitors both short and long-term blood glucose control:
- Fasting Glucose, HbA1c: Reveal real-time and 3-month sugar trends.
- Insulin, C-Peptide: Detect insulin resistance or early beta-cell dysfunction.
Bone Health & Calcium Regulation
Especially important post-menopause, where risk of osteoporosis rises:
- ALP (Bone-specific), Calcium, Phosphate: Linked to bone metabolism.
- Vitamin D: Essential for calcium absorption and bone strength.
- PTH: Regulates calcium and phosphate levels; abnormal in parathyroid disorders.
Iron & Anaemia Profile
Checks for iron deficiency, common in menstruating or pregnant women:
- Serum Iron, Ferritin, Transferrin, TIBC, Saturation: Measure storage, availability, and transport of iron.
Female-Specific Tumour Markers
Early warning signs of gynaecological and GI cancers:
- CA125: Linked to ovarian cancer, also elevated in endometriosis.
- CA153: Associated with breast cancer monitoring.
- CA199, CEA: Useful in detecting pancreatic, colorectal, and gastrointestinal cancers.
Inflammation & Immunity Status
Immunoglobulins IgG, IgM, IgA: Reveal chronic infections, immune deficiency, or autoimmune trends.
Allergy Screening
IgE: High levels suggest environmental or food allergies
Vitamin & Nutritional Profile
Key to maintaining energy, nerve health, and immune regulation:
- Folate, Vitamin B12: Vital for cell division, neurological health, and red blood cell production.
- Total Antioxidant Status: Evaluates oxidative stress—linked to ageing and chronic disease.
Pancreatic Health
Amylase, Lipase: Raised in cases of pancreatitis or pancreatic dysfunction.
Digestive Health & Coeliac Screening
H. pylori Antigen: Bacterial cause of ulcers and gastritis.
aTTG Antibodies: Detects Coeliac disease—a gluten sensitivity.
FIT (Faecal Immunochemical Test): Screens for hidden blood—bowel cancer risk.
Metabolic Syndrome Evaluation
Leptin: Hormone linked to fat metabolism and hunger signals. High in obesity and leptin resistance.
Hormonal & Reproductive Health
Profile Tailored to fertility, perimenopause, and menstrual issues:
- Oestradiol, FSH, LH, Progesterone: Reproductive and ovulatory health.
- Prolactin: Linked to lactation and pituitary disorders.
- Testosterone, SHBG, FAI: Key in PCOS, libido, and energy balance.
Urinalysis & Urine Culture
Detects kidney issues, urinary tract infections, and metabolic waste:
- Dipstick: pH, glucose, protein, ketones
- Microscopy: WBCs, RBCs, nitrites, casts, urobilinogen
- Culture & Sensitivity: Identifies bacterial cause and best antibiotic match
ECG (Electrocardiogram)
This painless, non-invasive test records the electrical signals of your heart:
Helps detect arrhythmias, silent heart disease, and hypertrophy
Important for those with palpitations, chest pain, or high blood pressure
Lung Function Test (Spirometry)
Assesses how well the lungs are working, important for smokers, asthmatics, or those with breathing issues:
- Measures FEV1, FVC, and FEV1/FVC ratio
- Detects asthma, COPD, or restrictive lung disease
Outcome & Follow-up Each Advanced Well-Woman MOT
Outcome & Follow-up Each Advanced Well-Woman MOT includes:
- Full written medical report with detailed lab explanation
- Doctor-reviewed summary with next-step guidance
- Health improvement plan based on clinical findings
Ideal
Ideal For:
- Women over 30 looking for preventive, personalised health insights
- Those with fatigue, hormone imbalance, irregular periods, or chronic symptoms
- Women approaching or going through menopause
- Women with a family history of cancer, diabetes, or heart disease
Frequently Asked Questions
Fast for 8–10 hours for accurate glucose, lipid, and insulin results.
Approximately 60–90 minutes including consultation, blood draw, ECG, and other assessments.
Additional tests like cervical smear, pelvic ultrasound, or vitamin panel can be added.
Within 5–7 working days. A full report and follow-up will be arranged.
You will be guided by our clinical team with referrals, lifestyle advice, or treatment options as needed.
Absolutely. Hormonal health is a central part of this screening.
