Seven key liver markers with a doctor’s explanation
Check liver enzymes and proteins using one venous blood sample.
Results are usually available within one working day.
Book Your Liver Test See what the test includesSample
Venous blood
Panel
7 liver markers
Results
Usually 1 working day
Attendance
Walk-in after confirmation
This blood test measures seven liver-related enzymes and proteins.
The pattern can indicate liver or bile-duct problems.
Some markers reflect injury rather than liver function directly.
A doctor explains your results and any recommended follow-up.
Your panel includes these seven laboratory markers.
| Marker | What it can help assess |
|---|---|
| Gamma-GT | A liver enzyme affected by several conditions, medicines and alcohol. |
| Alkaline phosphatase | May change with liver, bile-duct or bone conditions. |
| ALT | An enzyme commonly used when assessing liver-cell injury. |
| AST | An enzyme found within liver, muscle and other tissues. |
| Total protein | The combined amount of albumin and globulin within blood. |
| Albumin | A protein produced by the liver and affected by several conditions. |
| Globulin | A group of proteins involved in immune and other functions. |
Review key liver enzymes and blood proteins.
Add liver information alongside a suitable alcohol test.
Useful when a clinician requests liver-marker monitoring.
Complete it alongside compatible blood or drug tests.
Choose the test matching your reason for testing.
| Test | Assessment period | Main purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Liver function | Current marker levels | Liver enzymes and proteins |
| CDT | Approximately 2–3 weeks | Sustained heavy alcohol consumption |
| PEth | Approximately 3–4 weeks | Recent alcohol exposure |
| Alcohol profile | Several complementary markers | Broader alcohol-related assessment |
Abnormal patterns may indicate liver or bile-duct problems.
Results may also change through medicines or other conditions.
A normal panel does not exclude every liver condition.
This test cannot diagnose a condition by itself.
The Doctors Laboratory
76 Wimpole Street
London W1G 9RT
Monday–Friday: 7am–7pm
Saturday: 7am–1pm
Sunday: 8am–11am
Walk in during opening hours after receiving confirmation.
Bring original photo identification. Phone images and photocopies are unacceptable.
Results are usually available within one working day.
Laboratory processing begins after receiving your blood sample.
A doctor explains your results within the emailed report.
Turnaround times remain indicative and can occasionally vary.
Results usually arrive within one working day.
Testing uses UKAS-accredited The Doctors Laboratory.
Your report explains each result and recommended next steps.
Complete compatible tests during the same attendance.
It includes Gamma-GT, ALP, ALT, AST, total protein, albumin and globulin.
No. Abnormal liver markers have many possible causes.
Gamma-GT is an enzyme affected by liver conditions, medicines and alcohol.
No. A normal panel cannot exclude every liver condition.
Yes. Compatible blood tests can usually share one attendance.
No. Walk in after receiving your attendance confirmation.
Yes. Bring an original passport or driving licence.
Results are usually available within one working day.
Order online and receive your London attendance confirmation.
Book Your Liver TestSince 2015, we’ve provided confidential drug and alcohol testing across London.
We support individuals, employers, solicitors, social workers and other organisations.
Order online, then attend our Central London Patient Reception after confirmation. Selected home-testing options are also available.
Samples are analysed by UKAS-accredited laboratories, including The Doctors Laboratory. Results are reviewed and sent securely by email.
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