Tired All The Time (TATT)
Full Blood Count, thyroid, iron studies, B12, folate, vitamin D, HbA1c and kidney markers in one panel.
Best for unexplained, persistent tiredness where you want the fullest single check.
Persistent tiredness often has a common, checkable cause — low iron, an underactive thyroid, low vitamin B12, or low vitamin D. The Vesey’s energy and fatigue blood tests in Sutton Coldfield start from £148, with results within 48 hours reviewed by a clinician. Compare the panels below and book online — no GP referral needed.
If you feel tired all the time, a blood test is one of the most useful first steps. Many causes of low energy — iron deficiency, thyroid problems, and vitamin B12 or vitamin D deficiency — are simple to measure and common in the West Midlands. Below are the panels most people start with, from a focused single check to our comprehensive Tired All The Time screen.
Start focused and go broader if you want a fuller picture. The Tired All The Time (TATT) panel is our most complete single test for unexplained fatigue.
Full Blood Count, thyroid, iron studies, B12, folate, vitamin D, HbA1c and kidney markers in one panel.
Best for unexplained, persistent tiredness where you want the fullest single check.
TSH, Free T4, Free T3 plus thyroid antibodies.
Best for tiredness with weight, temperature or mood changes.
Iron, ferritin, transferrin, TIBC and transferrin saturation.
Best for fatigue you suspect is linked to low iron.
Full Blood Count, iron studies, B12, folate and hs-CRP.
Best for tiredness with breathlessness or looking pale — a fuller anaemia work-up.
Vitamin D, B12, folate, iron, ferritin, zinc, magnesium and calcium.
Best for low energy you think may be diet or deficiency related.
Marker counts are indicative of each panel's composition; exact analytes can vary slightly and our clinical team can advise on the best panel for you. All prices are guide prices, confirmed at booking.
These are the markers most often behind low energy. Tap any to read what it measures and why we test it.
Each link opens a plain-English guide in our Health Library: what the marker measures, why it is tested, and which Vesey panels include it.
Book online or call 0121 387 3727 — no GP referral needed. Same-week and next-day appointments are regularly available, 7 days a week, 8am–8pm.
A trained phlebotomist takes your sample at Unit 3, The Courtyard, Sutton Coldfield. The appointment takes around 5–10 minutes, with free parking on site.
Samples are processed by accredited NHS laboratories, with results within 48 hours. Every report is reviewed by a GP, who explains anything outside the normal range and sensible next steps.
An optional telephone interpretation is available for any out-of-range result, so you always know what your numbers mean and what to do next.
The Tired All The Time (TATT) panel is our most complete single test for unexplained fatigue, covering thyroid, iron, B12, folate and vitamin D together. If you already suspect a specific cause, a focused Thyroid or Iron Status test may be all you need.
For most energy and fatigue panels no fasting is needed. Where a test includes cholesterol or glucose markers, a short fast can give more accurate results — our team will confirm when you book, and guide prices are confirmed at booking too.
Results are typically available within 48 hours through accredited NHS laboratories. Every report is reviewed by a GP, who explains anything outside the normal range and sensible next steps, with an optional telephone interpretation.
From £148. Results within 48 hours, reviewed by a clinician. No GP referral needed.