Comprehensive Bronze Full Body Checkup with Cardiac and Fever Markers

The Comprehensive Bronze Full Body Checkup isn't just another annual screening. It's a 98-test health audit that covers every essential organ system - heart, kidneys, liver, thyroid, blood - paired with two diagnostic layers most affordable checkups leave out:

• Cardiac risk stratification with hs-CRP and lipid sub-fractions - because a normal cholesterol report doesn't mean a healthy heart, and the inflammation that drives Indian cardiac events often builds silently through the thirties and forties.
• A seasonal fever marker panel covering dengue (NS1 + IgM), malaria (Plasmodium antigen) and typhoid (Widal) - the three infections responsible for the majority of monsoon and post-monsoon fevers across India.

Every sample is processed at NABL- and ISO-certified labs - the same quality standard used by India's leading hospitals. Reports are delivered in 11 hours, fast enough to be clinically useful if a fever workup is needed urgently. A free doctor consultation is included with every booking.

If you're 25 or older, live in a dengue- or malaria-prone Indian city, want an early cardiac baseline before risk turns into symptoms, or simply want a complete pre-monsoon or post-monsoon health review - this is the package built for you.

If a basic full body checkup tells you whether your routine numbers look fine, the Comprehensive Bronze FBC tells you what's building silently in the background - and gives you a clear baseline before high-risk seasons hit.

A 98-test report is only useful if someone helps you read it.

Every Comprehensive Bronze FBC booking includes a complimentary consultation with a qualified MBBS doctor on the PharmEasy platform. They will go through your full report, explain each abnormal value in plain language, flag what needs specialist follow-up, and help you decide your next step - whether that's medication, further investigation, or simple lifestyle change.

Similar consultations on most teleconsult platforms cost ₹500 to ₹800. Yours is included at zero cost.

This package is built to flag two categories of health risk at the same time - early chronic disease signals that develop silently over years, and acute infections that develop quickly and need fast diagnosis. Each test cluster targets a specific area.

• Heart and circulation: Lipid profile combined with high-sensitivity CRP and apolipoprotein markers screen for coronary artery disease, hidden atherosclerosis and inflammation-driven cardiac risk. These markers detect heart disease patterns that a standard cholesterol test cannot identify on its own.
• Dengue: NS1 antigen testing detects dengue within the first one to five days of fever onset, while IgM antibody testing confirms a recent infection. Together they help diagnose the disease at the stage where monitoring matters most - when platelet drops can become dangerous.
• Malaria: Rapid antigen testing identifies the two most common malarial parasites in India - Plasmodium falciparum and Plasmodium vivax - enabling targeted treatment within hours rather than days.
• Typhoid: The Widal test screens for Salmonella typhi exposure, a leading cause of prolonged low-grade fevers, abdominal discomfort and persistent weakness in Indian adults.
• Blood sugar and metabolism: Fasting blood sugar and HbA1c together screen for pre-diabetes and Type 2 diabetes - often catching sugar dysregulation years before symptoms appear or before fasting values turn abnormal.
• Thyroid health: T3, T4 and TSH testing flags hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism, conditions that affect a large share of Indian adults - particularly women - and drive symptoms like fatigue, weight changes, hair fall and mood disturbances.
• Kidney function: Creatinine, urea, eGFR and a complete urine routine screen for chronic kidney disease, urinary tract infections and early diabetic kidney damage - all conditions where early detection changes outcomes significantly.
• Liver health: SGOT, SGPT, GGT, bilirubin and alkaline phosphatase screen for fatty liver disease, early hepatitis and alcohol-related liver damage. Fatty liver in particular is now extremely common among urban Indians and often shows up here long before any abdominal discomfort.
• Blood and anaemia: Complete blood count with differential and a full iron profile distinguish between iron-deficiency anaemia, chronic-disease anaemia and underlying infection-related blood changes. The platelet count from the CBC is especially relevant during dengue season.
• Bones, immunity and energy: Vitamin D and Vitamin B12 testing addresses two of the most widespread deficiencies in Indian adults - both linked to fatigue, low mood, weak bones and nerve-related symptoms that are easy to dismiss as everyday tiredness.

• Adults aged 25 and above planning an annual or biannual preventive health review
• Anyone living in dengue-, malaria- or typhoid-endemic cities such as Delhi NCR, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Pune or Ahmedabad
• Families planning a pre-monsoon or post-monsoon health screening
• People experiencing mild persistent fever, fatigue, body aches or weakness without a confirmed cause
• Working professionals with sedentary lifestyles concerned about early cardiac risk
• Anyone with a family history of diabetes, heart disease, thyroid disorder or hypertension
• Adults wanting a complete screening without committing to a deeper premium investigation
• People recovering from a recent viral fever who want to confirm full recovery and rule out platelet or liver impact
• Smokers and regular alcohol consumers needing annual organ-function monitoring
• Pre-marital, pre-employment or pre-travel standard health screening

Note: The prices shown above are average individual test prices and may vary from one diagnostic laboratory to another. This information is shared for reference purposes only and should not be the sole basis for any health or financial decision.