Comprehensive Health Check Package

The comprehensive health package provides an in-depth health assessment. It combines all the tests that help assess basic health parameters and organ function, and evaluate nutritional deficiencies and electrolyte imbalances. It supports early identification of certain underlying health conditions and allows for timely medical evaluation and management, where appropriate. It can also serve as a monitoring tool for pre-existing conditions or ongoing treatments. This comprehensive health package empowers you to take proactive steps towards your health and maintain long-term wellness.

The package serves various purposes such as screening, health assessment, and monitoring of health conditions, and can be considered under the following situations or as advised by a healthcare professional:

• Those looking for a detailed health analysis through annual health check-ups.
• Anyone with a family history of chronic conditions such as diabetes, thyroid conditions, heart disease, and liver or kidney disorders.
• People with risk factors such as obesity, a sedentary lifestyle, high blood pressure, smoking, and frequent alcohol consumption are at risk.
• Individuals with pre-existing health conditions or those on long-term medications.
• Anyone requiring regular monitoring of vital parameters, such as blood cholesterol, blood sugar, vitamins, minerals, or electrolytes.

The comprehensive health package can also aid in the evaluation of the following signs and symptoms:

• Persistent fatigue
• Dizziness
• Muscle cramps
• Irregular heartbeat
• Dehydration
• Frequent headaches
• Unexplained weight changes
• Shortness of breath
• Excessive thirst
• Changes in appetite
• Dark or bloody urine
• Mood fluctuations
• Body aches

• Iron or nutritional deficiency anaemia - iron studies and vitamin tests may help detect underlying iron deficiency or vitamin B12 or folate deficiency anaemia.
• Blood disorders - abnormalities in blood cell counts may indicate the need for further evaluation for underlying blood disorders.
• Infections - the test results may support the evaluation of certain bacterial, viral, or parasitic infections.
• Heart conditions - the lipid profile test helps assess lipid levels and estimate cardiovascular risk.
• Liver disorders - liver function tests can help assess liver function and aid in the evaluation of conditions such as fatty liver, jaundice, hepatitis, and other liver disorders.
• Kidney disorders - kidney function tests can help assess kidney function and support the evaluation of acute or chronic kidney disease.
• Thyroid conditions - thyroid function tests help detect and monitor thyroid conditions.
• Electrolyte or fluid imbalances - electrolyte tests can help identify electrolyte imbalances and support the evaluation of associated medical conditions.

What to Expect Before the Test

• You need to fast overnight for at least 9-11 hours before the test.
• Avoid food, beverages (except water), alcohol, smoking, or intense exercise before the test.
• Inform your doctor about all current medications and supplements.
• Drink a glass of water before sample collection if you are required to provide a urine sample.
• Always consult your healthcare provider for any special instructions beforehand.

What to Expect During the Sample Collection

Two types of samples- Blood and urine are required for this package, and the steps for the collection of both samples are explained below:

For the Blood Sample

• An elastic band is tied around your upper arm for better access to veins.
• The skin is cleaned with an antiseptic, and a small needle is inserted into the vein.
• The needle is withdrawn after the sample is collected, and a bandage is applied to the site to stop any minor bleeding.

For the Urine Sample

• Open the lid of the sterile container.
• Clean the genital area with gauze pads and wash your hands thoroughly.
• Urinate the first few drops into the toilet, then collect midstream urine directly into the container.
• Close the lid and hand the container to the lab technician.

What to Expect After the Test

• Both test procedures are generally safe, with minimal to no risk.
• Feeling dizzy for a few seconds after giving a blood sample is normal and resolves with a little rest.

Note: If you notice persistent bruising, pain, swelling, redness, or a rash at the puncture site after the test, consult your healthcare provider.

The package consists of the 83 tests covered under various test panels mentioned in the table below, providing detailed insights into your overall health:

Complete Blood Count

Lipid Profile Test

Liver Function Test

Kidney Function Test

Thyroid Profile Test

Glycosylated Haemoglobin Test

Routine Urine Analysis

Fasting Blood Sugar Test

Vitamin D Total Test

Vitamin B12 Test

Chloride Test

Potassium Test

Sodium Test

Iron Profile

Note: The normal reference ranges of the test may vary slightly from lab to lab. Please refer to the ranges mentioned in the report and consult a doctor to understand the interpretation of your lab reports.