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I want a full picture of my health. What blood tests should I get every year?

ClaudediscoveryCollected Jun 17, 2026, 13:03 UTC

Verbatim response from Claude

Annual Blood Tests Worth Considering

Here are the key panels most people should discuss with their doctor:

Core Tests

  • Complete Blood Count (CBC) - checks for anemia, infection, immune issues
  • Comprehensive Metabolic Panel (CMP) - kidney/liver function, blood sugar, electrolytes
  • Lipid Panel - cholesterol and triglycerides for heart health
  • Fasting Glucose + HbA1c - diabetes screening

Hormones & Nutrients

  • Thyroid (TSH) - often under-tested but affects energy, weight, mood
  • Vitamin D (25-OH) - deficiency is very common
  • B12 - especially important for vegetarians/vegans or older adults
  • Ferritin - iron storage (more useful than basic iron tests)

Worth Adding

  • hsCRP - inflammation marker linked to heart disease
  • Testosterone (men especially, but women too)
  • Insulin - catches insulin resistance before diabetes develops

Where to Get These

  • Labcorp or Quest Diagnostics - through your doctor or directly
  • Function Health - comprehensive panel (100+ markers) with physician review, ~$500/year
  • Inside Tracker - good for athletes, personalizes results
  • Your Primary Care Doctor - most basic tests covered by insurance annually

Always review results with a physician for proper context.

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