Check-Up

CHECK UP

Check up is a general assessment of the health status of healthy individuals and early diagnosis of a possible disease that has not yet caused a complaint by screening. Having a check-up is taking care of a person’s self and health. Early detection of some diseases, and especially cancer, is also extremely important. For this reason, early diagnosis of such diseases as a result of check-up scans also increases the success of treatment. Early awareness and early treatment in every field of medicine and in every disease will increase the comfort of a person’s life and extend his/her life span. Tests that should be under a standard check-up control are blood counts, blood tests that evaluate organ functions (liver, kidney, etc.), sedimentation, cholesterol and lipid levels, thyroid (goiter) test, hepatitis (jaundice) test, complete urine analysis, complete abdominal ultrasonography, lung X-ray, electrocardiography and blood search in the stool.

October 20, in addition to the tests that should be performed by everyone over the age of 40, October 20, it is recommended to have eye examinations, cardiological examinations and additional examinations for cancer screening, whether there is a familial risk or not. Those with familial risk should not wait until the age of 40 to have these tests. Those in the risk group should have additional tests about the risks they carry from the age of 30 October.

Check up having another purpose as age, gender, smoking, hormonal period, especially in women (fertility-menopause like) determination of possible risk brought on by disease, familial, which is welded diabetes, coronary artery disease, stroke and was to investigate the risk of cancer. Additional check-up examinations for those at risk of coronary artery disease in the family are HDL cholesterol, LDL cholesterol, October exercise test and echocardiography. Women with a family history of cancer once a year; She should have a PAP smear, breast ultrasonography, mammography, respiratory function tests and lung computed tomography. Men with a family history of cancer should also have prostate-specific antigen, respiratory function test and lung computed tomography once a year.

Check up prices are based on the type of check up (age, gender, VIP- standard, etc..) are determined according to the hospital where the application will be made.