Liverpool Medical Clinic · Al Raffa, Bur Dubai
Full Blood Test Package in Bur Dubai
Give your routine health review greater depth with the AED 199 Advanced Health Checkup. This package combines blood and urine investigations covering blood cells, glucose control, cholesterol, liver and kidney function, a complete thyroid profile, vitamin D and vitamin B12.
Everyday preventive care
A more detailed view of everyday health
Health can change quietly. Long working hours, changes in diet, limited sunlight, family history and existing medical conditions may all influence how often a clinician recommends screening. The Advanced Health Checkup gives adults a convenient way to review several commonly monitored markers during one clinic visit.
Compared with the entry package, this full blood test package adds vitamin B12 and a broader thyroid function panel containing TSH, T3 and T4. It also includes HbA1c and FBS or RBS for glucose assessment, a lipid panel, vitamin D, complete blood count, urine routine, and liver and kidney function testing.
These results can support a more informed conversation with a healthcare professional, but they should not be interpreted alone. Your symptoms, medication, medical history and previous reports matter. Screening can identify results that require attention; it cannot confirm or exclude every condition.
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Tests included
What is included in the AED 199 package?
The investigations cover several areas of routine preventive screening. A qualified clinician should interpret results in the context of your individual health.
Complete Blood Count
A CBC measures different blood-cell components and is commonly used during routine health reviews.
Kidney Function
Selected markers help a clinician assess how effectively the kidneys are managing their normal filtration role.
Liver Function
This profile measures selected markers that can support an assessment of liver health when interpreted clinically.
Urine Routine
A routine urine analysis can provide useful information related to urinary and general health concerns.
Thyroid Function
TSH, T3 and T4 provide a broader thyroid profile than testing TSH alone.
Vitamin D
Vitamin D status may be reviewed when considering bone, muscle and general wellbeing.
Vitamin B12
This test measures vitamin B12, an important nutrient involved in blood and nervous-system function.
HbA1c
HbA1c reflects average blood glucose over a longer period and supports diabetes screening and monitoring.
FBS or RBS
Fasting or random blood sugar measures glucose at the time of collection.
Lipid Panel
A lipid profile measures cholesterol-related markers used in cardiovascular risk assessment.
For general education, see the U.S. National Library of Medicine guides to a complete blood count and the HbA1c test. These resources do not replace clinical advice.
Ready for a more detailed health review?
Message the clinic to confirm the AED 199 package, preparation instructions and a convenient visit time.
Before you visit
Who may consider the advanced package?
Broader routine screening in one visit
The Advanced Health Checkup may suit adults looking for a periodic review that includes glucose, cholesterol, organ-function, thyroid and vitamin markers. It can also be useful when a clinician has advised monitoring because of medical history, medication, diet or recurring concerns such as low energy.
No fixed package is suitable for every person. Send an existing doctor’s request before booking so the team can confirm whether the included investigations match it or whether another test is needed.
Confirm your preparation
Some glucose and lipid investigations may require fasting, while other tests do not. Contact the clinic before attending and follow the instructions given for your exact booking.
- Ask whether fasting is required and for how long.
- Confirm whether you may drink water.
- Bring accepted identification and relevant medical information.
- Do not stop prescribed medication unless your clinician instructs you.
A simple process
How to book your full blood test package
Contact the clinic
Use WhatsApp or call and mention the AED 199 Advanced Health Checkup package.
Confirm preparation
The team will confirm availability, timing and whether fasting or any other preparation applies.
Visit for collection
Attend Liverpool Medical Clinic in Al Raffa. Reporting time and appropriate follow-up will be explained by the team.
Frequently asked questions
Questions about the package
How much is the Advanced Health Checkup?
The advertised package price is AED 199. Contact Liverpool Medical Clinic before visiting to confirm current availability and any applicable terms.
Does the package include vitamin and thyroid testing?
Yes. The advertised package includes vitamin D, vitamin B12 and a thyroid function panel containing TSH, T3 and T4.
Where is the clinic located?
Liverpool Medical Clinic is on Khalid Bin Al Waleed Road in Al Raffa, Bur Dubai, convenient for nearby Al Fahidi, Al Mankhool and Meena Bazaar.
Do I need to fast before the tests?
Fasting requirements depend on the glucose and lipid testing arranged for you. Confirm the exact instructions with the clinic rather than fasting without guidance.
Is this package the same as a medical diagnosis?
No. Screening results provide health information but do not diagnose every condition. A clinician should review results that are abnormal or require interpretation.
How is this different from the AED 149 package?
The AED 199 package adds vitamin B12 and a broader thyroid profile containing TSH, T3 and T4. Visit the blood test packages in Bur Dubai page for a clear comparison.
Liverpool Medical Clinic · Bur Dubai
Book the AED 199 Advanced Health Checkup
Review important glucose, cholesterol, thyroid, vitamin and organ-function markers in one convenient package. Contact the clinic to confirm the offer and prepare for your visit.
Package inclusions and availability may change. Confirm the offer and any preparation requirements directly with the clinic. Test selection and interpretation should be guided by a qualified healthcare professional where appropriate.
