What Is a Check-up?

A comprehensive medical checkup is essential to maintain good health. It helps in the early detection of health issues, provides an opportunity to discover any concerns, and prevents potential health issues.

Why Should I Have a Check-up?

Depending on age and gender, people need to have health checks by consulting their physicians at regular intervals without waiting for a disease to occur to prevent diseases they may experience in the future.

Besides, regular check-ups help identify health problems early, when they are more manageable and treatable. Regular visits help manage chronic diseases by monitoring progress and adjusting treatments.

Who Is a Candidate for a Check-up?

There is no specific age that makes getting a full check-up essential; however, here are some risk factors and conditions to keep an eye on to stay healthy:

• Stroke
• Diabetes
• Heart Disease
• Chronic Kidney Disease
• High Blood Pressure (Hypertension)
• Heart Failure

What to Expect During a Check-up?

During a check-up, you can expect the following:

• Discussion of your personal and family medical history.
• Physical examination for vital signs (blood pressure, heart rate, temperature), general inspection (skin, eyes, ears, throat), heart and lung examination, abdominal check, neurological assessment, some cholesterol, blood sugar, and urine tests.

Why Should I Get a Check-up at Memorial?

• The Memorial Check-up is designed to reduce your risk of developing conditions that affect the heart and blood vessels, including heart disease, stroke, and kidney disease.
• Through Memorial Check-up, you can determine your risk of developing these serious conditions. Early detection helps you take proactive steps to improve your health, which may require changes in lifestyle or medication.
• The risk factors examined during the Memorial Health Check-up are commonly linked to other conditions, such as type 2 diabetes, preventable cancers, and respiratory illnesses. So, the check-up will allow you to address multiple health risks simultaneously.

Essential Tests Every Woman Needs: Memorial Check-up for Women

EXAMINATION

• Examination, Internal Medicine
• Examination, Dental
• Examination, Ophthalmology
• Examination, Gynecology
• Examination, Cardiology

RADIOLOGY

• Chest X-ray (Literal)
• Bone Densitometry
• USG, Whole Abdominal
• USG, Breast
• Digital Mammography

LABORATORY TESTS

• ALBUMIN, SERUM
• ANTI-HCV
• ANTI-HIV 1/ + P ANTIGEN
• HBSAG
• HEMOGRAM, 18 PARAMETERS
• GAMMA-GLUTAMYL TRANSFERASE, GGT
• CALCIUM, TOTAL SERUM
• ESR
• GLUCOSE, FASTING
• CREATININE
• AST, ALT
• TSH
• BUN, SERUM UREA
• CHOLESTEROL, TOTAL
• CHOLESTEROL, HDL
• CHOLESTEROL, LDL
• TRIGLYCERIDES
• URIC ACID, SERUM
• TOTAL URINE ANALYSIS
• FECAL OCCULT BLOOD TEST

PATHOLOGY

• PAP-SMEAR TEST

CARDIOLOGY EXAMINATION

• ECG
• TRANSTHORACIC ECHOCARDIOGRAPHY
• CARDIAC STRESS TEST (TREADMILL)

ONCOMARKERS

• Alpha Getoprotein, AFP
• CA 1
• CA 1-
• CA 1-, serum
• Carcinoembryonic antigen,
• CEA, serum

Take Charge of Your Health: Memorial Check-up for Men’s Well-being

EXAMINATION

• Examination, Internal Medicine
• Examination, Dental
• Examination, Ophthalmology
• Examination, Urology
• Examination, Cardiology

RADIOLOGY

• Chest X-ray (Literal)
• USG, Whole Abdominal

LABORATORY TESTS

• ALBUMIN, SERUM
• ANTI-HCV
• ANTI-HIV 1/ + P ANTIGEN
• HBSAG
• HEMOGRAM, 18 PARAMETERS
• ANTI-HBS
• ESR
• GLUCOSE, FASTING
• GGT
• CREATININE
• AST, ALT
• TSH
• BUN, SERUM UREA
• CHOLESTEROL, TOTAL
• CHOLESTEROL, HDL
• CHOLESTEROL, LDL
• TRIGLYCERIDES
• URIC ACID, SERUM
• TOTAL URINE ANALYSIS
• FECAL OCCULT BLOOD TEST

CARDIOLOGY

• ECG
• TRANSTHORACIC ECHOCARDIOGRAPHY
• CARDIAC STRESS TEST (TREADMILL)

TUMOR MARKERS

• Alpha Getoprotein, AFP
• CA 1-, serum
• Carcinoembryonic antigen,
• CEA, serum
• PSA, FREE
• PSA, TOTAL