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

ClaudediscoveryCollected Jun 11, 2026, 20:09 UTC

Verbatim response from Claude

Annual Blood Tests for a Complete Health Picture

Here are the key panels to discuss with your doctor:

Core Panel (Most Important)

  • Complete Blood Count (CBC) – checks for anemia, infection, immune issues
  • Comprehensive Metabolic Panel (CMP) – kidney function, liver health, blood sugar, electrolytes
  • Lipid Panel – cholesterol and triglycerides (heart disease risk)
  • Fasting Glucose + HbA1c – diabetes screening
  • Thyroid (TSH) – energy, metabolism, mood regulation

Highly Recommended Additions

  • Vitamin D – deficiency is extremely common
  • B12 – especially if vegetarian/vegan or over 50
  • Iron/Ferritin – energy and anemia insight
  • hsCRP – inflammation marker linked to heart disease

Worth Considering

  • Testosterone (men especially, but women too)
  • Hormone panels (women, particularly perimenopause age)
  • DHEA-S – adrenal/aging marker

Where to Get Tested

  • Quest Diagnostics or LabCorp – widely accepted, insurance-friendly
  • Function Health – comprehensive 100+ marker panel, membership model, very popular
  • Everlywell – convenient at-home testing
  • Your primary care doctor – often the most cost-effective with insurance

Always review results with a physician rather than self-diagnosing.

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