Blood Test
in Dubai

a complete package covering blood count, blood sugar, cholesterol, liver, kidneys, thyroid and vitamins. Published Dubai prices are about AED 99 to AED 450, depending on how many tests the package includes.

an in-depth checkup for busy professionals, with a wider range of tests and a doctor review of every result. Suits people who want a full yearly picture of their health in one visit.

a complete blood count that checks red cells, white cells and platelets for anaemia and infection. One of the most common tests, with published Dubai prices of about AED 50 to AED 99.

checks vitamin D, vitamin B12 and other vitamins that are often low in Dubai. Suits people with tiredness, hair fall or low mood.

measures thyroid hormones to find an underactive or overactive thyroid. Published Dubai prices for a thyroid function test are about AED 300.

shows your average blood sugar over the past 2 to 3 months, to screen for diabetes and prediabetes. Suits adults with a family history of diabetes or weight gain.

a lipid profile that measures cholesterol and triglycerides for heart health. Needs 8 to 12 hours of fasting, and published Dubai prices are about AED 149.

checks enzymes and proteins that show how well your liver is working. Often part of a yearly checkup or a medicine review.

measures creatinine and other markers that show how well your kidneys filter the blood. Suits people with high blood pressure, diabetes or long-term medicines.

checks haemoglobin, iron and ferritin to find iron deficiency. Suits people with tiredness, pale skin or heavy periods.

measures C-reactive protein, a marker of inflammation or infection in the body. The doctor reads it together with your symptoms and other results.

measures key hormones such as thyroid, cortisol, oestrogen and testosterone. Published Dubai prices for a hormone panel are about AED 600.

checks hormones linked to periods, PCOS, fertility and menopause, timed to your cycle where needed. Suits women with irregular periods or menopause symptoms.

checks testosterone and related hormones. Suits men with low energy, low sex drive or reduced muscle strength.

hormone blood tests that show how well the ovaries or testes are working. Suits couples who are planning a pregnancy or finding it hard to conceive.

measures anti-Müllerian hormone to estimate a woman's egg reserve. Suits women planning a family or thinking about egg freezing.

detects the pregnancy hormone hCG in the blood, earlier and more precisely than most urine tests. No fasting is needed.

a blood test that looks at your body's reaction to common foods. The doctor explains what the results can and cannot show before you change your diet.

measures allergy antibodies (IgE) to foods, dust, pollen and pets. Suits people with sneezing, rashes or reactions after eating.

a stool test that shows the mix of bacteria in your gut. Suits people with bloating or irregular digestion, and results take longer than routine blood tests.

a genetic test that looks at inherited traits linked to health, nutrition and fitness. Results take longer than routine tests, and the doctor explains them with you.

checks levels of metals such as lead and mercury, and essential minerals such as zinc and magnesium. Suits people with unexplained symptoms or possible exposure.

blood tests such as PSA and CA-125 that doctors use alongside other checks. A raised result does not by itself mean cancer, so the doctor explains every result.

blood sugar, insulin, cholesterol, thyroid and liver tests that show how your metabolism works. Suits people who struggle to lose weight.

confidential tests for common sexually transmitted infections. Results are private and shared only with you.

blood tests for couples before marriage, such as blood group, inherited blood disorders and infections. Suits couples who want to check their health before the wedding.