CBC – Complete Blood Count
Measures blood components such as red blood cells, white blood cells, haemoglobin and platelets. It may help identify anaemia and other blood-related findings that require clinical review.
Take a proactive approach to your health with a women's wellness screening profile featuring nine investigations covering blood health, thyroid, liver and kidney function, blood sugar, urine, cholesterol and selected cervical and ovarian health-related assessment markers.
Designed to support informed conversations about preventive healthcare, this profile brings together selected laboratory investigations that may help your healthcare professional decide whether further evaluation is needed.
Explore Women's Wellness CheckThe Wellthy Women Wellness Check is a multi-test health screening profile intended to provide information about selected aspects of general and women's health. It includes routine blood tests, thyroid assessment, kidney and liver function tests, urine examination, a lipid profile, Pap smear and CA-125.
The results should be considered alongside age, symptoms, medical history and individual risk factors. A qualified healthcare professional can help determine which tests are appropriate and whether any follow-up is needed.
Learn what each investigation can help assess.
Measures blood components such as red blood cells, white blood cells, haemoglobin and platelets. It may help identify anaemia and other blood-related findings that require clinical review.
Evaluates selected thyroid-related markers. Thyroid disorders may affect energy, metabolism, menstrual regularity and other aspects of health. Confirm the exact tests included in the thyroid panel.
Measures selected enzymes, proteins and other markers associated with liver health. Results can help clinicians investigate possible liver-related concerns.
Assesses selected markers used to evaluate kidney function. Depending on the panel, these may include creatinine, urea and electrolytes.
Measures blood glucose at the time of sample collection, regardless of when food was last consumed. It may help assess blood sugar concerns and guide further testing when indicated.
Examines urine characteristics and selected chemical and microscopic findings. It may help investigate urinary symptoms or identify findings that require further evaluation.
Examines cells collected from the cervix to screen for abnormal cervical cell changes. It is an important cervical screening test when appropriate for a woman's age and screening history.
Measures blood fats, commonly including total cholesterol, HDL, LDL and triglycerides. Results can help assess cardiovascular risk alongside other health factors.
Measures a protein that may be elevated in some ovarian conditions, including certain ovarian cancers. It can also rise for non-cancerous reasons and is not a standalone screening test for ovarian cancer in average-risk, symptom-free women.
This profile combines tests across several aspects of general and women's health.
CBC provides information about blood cells and haemoglobin that may help investigate anaemia and other abnormalities.
TFT and RBS assess selected thyroid and blood glucose markers relevant to a broader health review.
KFT and LFT provide laboratory information that may help evaluate selected organ function markers.
Urine R/E may help investigate urinary symptoms and identify findings that may need additional assessment.
Pap smear checks for abnormal cervical cell changes according to appropriate screening guidance.
Lipid Profile measures selected blood fats that contribute to cardiovascular risk assessment.
Depending on age, symptoms, medical history and clinical advice, women may consider preventive health assessments when:
Not every test is necessary for every woman. Your healthcare professional can help decide whether each investigation is suitable for your circumstances.
RBS is generally collected without fasting. Confirm whether any other instructions apply to the tests included in your booking.
Follow the clinic's instructions before cervical sample collection. Tell the clinician if you are menstruating, pregnant or experiencing symptoms.
Inform your clinician about medicines, previous results, symptoms and relevant family history so findings can be interpreted appropriately.
The listed tests are CBC, TFT, LFT, KFT, RBS, Urine R/E, Pap Smear, Lipid Profile and CA-125.
Yes, Pap smear is listed as one of the included investigations. It examines cervical cells for abnormal changes. Confirm sample collection arrangements and suitability with the provider.
CA-125 measures a blood protein that may be elevated in certain ovarian conditions. It has specific clinical uses, but it is not recommended as a standalone ovarian cancer screening test for average-risk, asymptomatic women.
No. CA-125 alone cannot diagnose ovarian cancer. Levels may be raised by non-cancerous conditions, and some ovarian cancers may not cause an elevated result. A clinician determines whether imaging or other investigations are needed.
Random Blood Sugar does not generally require fasting. Confirm preparation instructions with the laboratory because requirements can depend on the full panel and collection protocol.
A Pap smear screens for abnormal cells on the cervix. CA-125 is a blood marker used in selected clinical situations, including monitoring some ovarian cancers. They assess different things and are not interchangeable.
No. Test results need to be interpreted alongside symptoms, age, medical history and examination findings. Consult a qualified healthcare professional for individualized advice.
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Explore the Wellthy Women Wellness Check and learn more about the included investigations. Discuss your screening needs and results with a qualified healthcare professional to plan appropriate next steps. View Women's Wellness Check
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