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Take a proactive approach to your well-being with a comprehensive health-screening profile featuring 12 investigations across blood health, iron status, blood sugar, thyroid, kidney and liver function, cholesterol, vitamins and testosterone.
This health check can provide useful laboratory information for routine health reviews and discussions with your healthcare professional. Understand important health markers and identify areas that may need further assessment.
View Health CheckThe Advance Human Health Check is a multi-marker laboratory profile designed to assess selected aspects of general health. It combines routine blood testing with investigations related to iron, glucose regulation, organ function, cholesterol, inflammation, vitamins and testosterone.
Reviewing these results alongside symptoms, medical history and lifestyle can help your healthcare professional decide whether further testing or preventive steps are appropriate.
Explore the purpose of each listed investigation.
Measures components of the blood, including red blood cells, white blood cells, haemoglobin and platelets. It helps assess general blood health and may identify findings that need further investigation.
Evaluates selected markers related to iron status. Depending on the tests included, results can help investigate possible iron deficiency or iron overload.
Estimates average blood glucose over approximately the previous two to three months. It is commonly used to assess longer-term blood sugar control and screen for diabetes or prediabetes.
Assesses thyroid-related markers. Thyroid hormones influence metabolism, energy and several body functions. Confirm whether the profile includes TSH alone or a broader thyroid panel.
Measures selected markers used to assess kidney function. Depending on the panel, these may include creatinine, urea and electrolytes.
Evaluates selected enzymes, proteins and other markers associated with liver health. The exact components depend on the laboratory's panel.
Measures blood fats such as total cholesterol and triglycerides, and commonly includes HDL and LDL cholesterol. Results help assess cardiovascular risk alongside other health factors.
Measures blood glucose after fasting. It helps assess current glucose levels and may be used when screening for diabetes or other blood sugar concerns.
Measures how quickly red blood cells settle in a test tube. ESR is a nonspecific marker that may help evaluate inflammation when interpreted with symptoms and other results.
Assesses vitamin D status, which is important for calcium absorption and bone health. Results can help identify levels that may need clinical attention.
Measures vitamin B12, which supports red blood cell formation and normal nerve function. Testing can help investigate a possible deficiency when clinically appropriate.
Measures testosterone in the blood. It may help assess selected hormonal concerns when interpreted with symptoms, age, timing and the appropriate laboratory reference range.
A broad overview of selected laboratory markers across several important health categories.
CBC and Iron Studies provide information about blood cells and selected iron markers.
Fasting Blood Sugar and HbA1c assess different aspects of glucose regulation.
KFT and LFT help evaluate selected markers associated with these organs.
The Lipid Profile provides cholesterol and triglyceride information relevant to cardiovascular risk assessment.
Thyroid testing and testosterone measurement assess selected hormonal markers in the body.
Vitamin D, B12 and ESR provide additional information that may support a clinical health review.
Depending on their health history and clinician's advice, adults may consider a health-screening profile when:
The appropriate tests and frequency of screening depend on factors such as age, symptoms, medical history, medicines and individual risk.
Fasting Blood Sugar and some lipid testing protocols may require fasting. Follow the laboratory's instructions on duration and whether water is permitted.
Inform your healthcare professional about medicines and supplements you take. Do not stop prescribed medication unless instructed.
Discuss results with a qualified healthcare professional who can interpret them alongside your medical history and other relevant findings.
The listed investigations are Complete Blood Count, Iron Studies, HbA1c, Thyroid Function, Kidney Function Test, Liver Function Test, Lipid Profile, Fasting Blood Sugar, ESR, Vitamin D, Vitamin B12 and Serum Testosterone.
Fasting may be required for Fasting Blood Sugar and may be recommended for some lipid testing protocols. Confirm the fasting duration with the laboratory before your appointment.
No. This profile evaluates selected laboratory markers. It cannot diagnose every condition or replace a medical consultation, examination or other investigations that may be required.
It includes Fasting Blood Sugar and HbA1c, which provide complementary information about blood glucose. A healthcare professional should interpret the results using appropriate diagnostic criteria.
KFT evaluates selected markers associated with kidney function, while LFT assesses selected markers associated with liver health. The exact parameters depend on the laboratory's test panels.
These tests assess the levels of two important vitamins. Testing may help identify a deficiency when interpreted with symptoms, risk factors and clinical assessment.
Testosterone testing can help assess selected hormonal concerns. Its meaning depends on the reason for testing, symptoms, timing of collection and laboratory reference range. It is not a standalone measure of overall health or fertility.
There is no single schedule that is right for everyone. The timing of repeat tests should depend on age, medical history, risk factors, previous results and advice from your healthcare professional.
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Explore the Advance Human Health Check and review important blood, metabolic, organ function, vitamin and hormonal markers. Use your results as a starting point for an informed conversation with your healthcare professional. View Advance Human Health Check
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