Why am I always tired?
Feeling exhausted all the time isn’t something you should simply accept.
There are many possible causes – from lifestyle and stress, to vitamin deficiencies and hormonal changes – and understanding the cause is the first step to managing it.
You are not alone
Feeling tired is one of the most common reasons people seek medical advice.
π©Έ Many possible causes
From vitamin deficiencies to hormone changes, fatigue can have many different explanations.
πΏ Blood tests can help
Testing can identify or rule out several common medical causes of persistent tiredness.
π¬ Friendly guidance
We’ll help you understand your options without medical jargon or pressure.
What could be causing your tiredness?
Iron Deficiency
Vitamin D Deficiency
Thyroid Problems
Poor Sleep
Stress & Anxiety
Hormonal Changes
Could blood tests help?
Blood tests can’t explain every cause of fatigue, but they can identify or rule out several of the most common medical causes.
Well Person Health Check
Β£149
Our most comprehensive wellness screen covering thyroid health, iron status, vitamins, cholesterol and much more.
Vitamin D Blood Test
Β£80
Low Vitamin D is very common in the UK and can contribute to fatigue, muscle aches, low mood and reduced energy.
Thyroid Function Profile
Β£100
When underactive, symptoms can include tiredness, weight gain, feeling cold, dry skin and brain fog.
Full Blood Count
Β£80
Looks at your blood cells and may help identify signs that could be consistent with anaemia, infection, or other underlying issues.
HbA1c (Diabetes) test
Β£74
Measures your average blood sugar levels over the past 2-3 months. High blood sugar can sometimes cause fatigue and other symptoms.
Perimenopause Profile
Β£140
Provides information about several hormones commonly assessed during perimenopause and menopause, which may contribute to fatigue and poor sleep.Β
Not sure which test is right for you?
Our team will explain what each test includes and help you choose the option that best matches your concerns. We don’t diagnose medical conditions, but we can help you access appropriate blood testing and advise when it’s important to speak with your GP.Β