Health Checkup Basic- Rajahmundry

Description

Tests are available in Rajahmundry only.

Tests Including:

1. Complete Hemogram
2. Liver Function Test
3. Kidney Function Test
4. Lipid Profile
5. Thyroid Profile
6. Iron Profile
7. Phosphorous
8. Calcium
9. HbA1c

1. Complete Hemogram

• Sample Required: Blood sample
• Test Time: Usually a few hours to a day for results.
• Normal Range: Varies based on components measured (e.g., Hemoglobin, White Blood Cells, Red Blood Cells).
• What is the test? It’s a comprehensive blood test that evaluates red and white blood cells, platelets, hemoglobin, and other blood components.
• Test Procedure: Blood drawn from a vein, usually in the arm.
• When to take the test? Can be taken at any time; fasting might not be required.
• Who should take this test? Recommended for routine checkups or if someone experiences unexplained fatigue, bruising, or signs of anemia.
• Precautions: None specifically for this test.

2. Liver Function Test (LFT)

• Sample Required: Blood sample
• Test Time: Usually a few hours to a day for results.
• Normal Range: Various parameters measured including ALT, AST, ALP, bilirubin, albumin.
• What is the test? Assesses the liver’s health by measuring enzymes, proteins, and substances produced or excreted by the liver.
• Test Procedure: Blood drawn from a vein.
• When to take the test? Fasting might not be required; however, follow your doctor’s instructions.
• Who should take this test? Recommended for those with suspected liver problems or for routine health checks.
• Precautions: None specifically for this test.

3. Kidney Function Test

• Sample Required: Blood and urine samples
• Test Time: Usually a few hours to a day for results.
• Normal Range: Includes creatinine, blood urea nitrogen (BUN), glomerular filtration rate (GFR), and urine analysis.
• What is the test? Assesses kidney function by measuring waste products and electrolytes in the blood and urine.
• Test Procedure: Blood drawn from a vein; urine sample.
• When to take the test? Often fasting for a few hours before the test is required.
• Who should take this test? Recommended for individuals with kidney disease risk factors or for routine checkups.
• Precautions: Follow instructions about fasting and medication prior to the test.

4. Lipid Profile

• Sample Required: Blood sample
• Test Time: Usually a few hours to a day for results.
• Normal Range: Measures cholesterol levels (HDL, LDL), triglycerides, and total cholesterol.
• What is the test? Assesses lipid levels in the blood, indicating cardiovascular health.
• Test Procedure: Blood drawn from a vein.
• When to take the test? Fasting of 8-12 hours usually required.
• Who should take this test? Recommended for individuals with heart disease risk factors or as a general health check.
• Precautions: Fasting is often required.

5. Thyroid Profile

• Sample Required: Blood sample
• Test Time: Usually a few hours to a day for results.
• Normal Range: Measures T3, T4, and TSH (Thyroid Stimulating Hormone).
• What is the test? Evaluates thyroid hormone levels to assess thyroid function.
• Test Procedure: Blood drawn from a vein.
• When to take the test? Fasting might not be required; however, follow instructions from the doctor.
• Who should take this test? Recommended for individuals with thyroid-related symptoms or for routine health checks.
• Precautions: Follow any fasting or medication guidelines provided by the healthcare provider.

6. Iron Profile

• Sample Required: Blood sample
• Test Time: Usually a few hours to a day for results.
• Normal Range: Includes serum iron, ferritin, and total iron-binding capacity (TIBC).
• What is the test? Assesses iron levels in the blood, which is vital for various body functions.
• Test Procedure: Blood drawn from a vein.
• When to take the test? Fasting might not be required; follow the instructions provided.
• Who should take this test? Recommended for individuals suspected of having iron-deficiency anemia or as part of routine checkups.
• Precautions: Follow any fasting or medication guidelines provided by the healthcare provider.

7. Phosphorus and Calcium

• Sample Required: Blood sample
• Test Time: Usually a few hours to a day for results.
• Normal Range: Measures phosphorus and calcium levels in the blood.
• What is the test? Assesses phosphorus and calcium levels, important for bone health, nerve function, etc.
• Test Procedure: Blood drawn from a vein.
• When to take the test? Fasting might not be required; follow the instructions provided.
• Who should take this test? Recommended for individuals with suspected bone disorders or as part of routine health checks.
• Precautions: Follow any fasting or medication guidelines provided by the healthcare provider.

8. HbA1c (Glycated Hemoglobin)

• Sample Required: Blood sample
• Test Time: Usually a few hours to a day for results.
• Normal Range: Shows average blood sugar levels over the past 2-3 months.
• What is the test? Measures long-term blood sugar control.
• Test Procedure: Blood drawn from a vein.
• When to take the test? Fasting might not be required; follow the instructions provided.
• Who should take this test? Recommended for individuals with diabetes or at risk of diabetes.
• Precautions: Follow any fasting or medication guidelines provided by the healthcare provider.