Health Checkup Basic- Rajahmundry

Description

Tests are available in Rajahmundry only.

Tests Including:

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.