Book your Annual Health Checkup at Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy, a diagnostic centre that's certified by NABL & NABH for comprehensive laboratory and imaging services. This extensive preventative health package includes blood tests, urine analysis, imaging, cardiac evaluation, bone density assessment as well as pulmonary function testing to gain an all-round overview of important health parameters.

About Annual Health Checkup

Annual Health Checkup is a complete package of preventative screening tests that involves a series of tests and examinations conducted by a physician, nurse practitioner, physician's assistant, or lab. It has a range of blood tests that includes blood sugar, cholesterol, liver function, iron status, vitamin analysis, kidney-related analysis, and various tumor markers. Other tests performed are HRCT chest, whole abdomen ultrasound, ECG, DEXA bone density, and pulmonary function. The investigations are useful to get information about the various organs and body systems, and can also help detect any abnormalities that need more detailed medical attention.

What is an Annual Health Checkup?

An Annual Health Checkup is a pre-arranged health checkup comprising a collection of various diagnostic tests, which is used to check on general overall health and a selection of risk factors or anomalies. Laboratory tests, radiology exams, cardiac exams, bone density, and lung exams make up the package. Every investigation has a certain role to play in the assessment of a patient, where the findings are used in combination with presenting symptoms, age, etc., and medical history.

Tests and Investigations Included in Annual Health Checkup

Complete Blood Count (CBC)

CBC allows your health care provider to measure haemoglobin, red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets. Aids in the diagnosis of anaemia, infections, and other blood disorders.

Liver Function Test (LFT)

The Liver Function Test (LFT) looks at a few of the liver enzymes, proteins, and other biochemical parameters. It can be used to determine the level of liver function and identify liver abnormalities that can be linked to liver inflammation or liver injury.

Lipid Profile

The lipid profile indicates the amount of cholesterol and important fractions of cholesterol and triglycerides. It is useful for evaluating abnormalities of the lipids linked to CV risk.

HbA1c – Glycated Haemoglobin

HbA1c reflects a blood glucose average over about the last 3-4 months. It can help as a way for diabetes screening and/or monitoring long-term glucose control.

Blood Glucose – Fasting

Test to measure blood glucose in the fasting state. It can be useful for evaluating glucose control and for screening and monitoring diabetes and prediabetes.

Iron Profile

In this iron profile, the following parameters are analyzed for the transport of iron and its level in the blood. It assists in exploring abnormalities in iron utilization and deficiency.

Vitamin B12

Vitamin B12 testing detects the amount of this essential water-soluble vitamin in your blood, which is needed to form new red blood cells and have good nerve function. Low concentrations could be associated with anaemia or neurological symptoms.

Vitamin D – 25-Hydroxy

This test is a measure of the circulating form of vitamin D, which is used to check vitamin D status. It supports detection of vitamin D deficiency or insufficiency that could have an impact on bone and muscle health.

Urine Analysis

In a urine analysis (urinalysis), the physical, chemical, and microscopic properties of urine are examined. It can aid in detecting objects that could be linked with urinary tract infections, kidney disease, and metabolic disorders.

Total PSA

Prostate-specific antigen is a protein that is made by the cells in the prostate gland. A total PSA test can be used to assess prostate-related issues. It can be ordered as a component of a comprehensive prostate evaluation.

Carcinoembryonic Antigen (CEA)

CEA is a tumour marker that can be raised in some cancers and some other conditions. It is mainly used in specific clinical cases, especially for the surveillance of some cancer types, but not as a screening test for cancer.

D-Dimer

D-Dimer is a blood protein that is produced when the blood clot is broken down. D-dimer testing may help assess suspected blood clots, such as deep vein thrombosis or pulmonary embolism, when interpreted alongside clinical probability and other investigations.

Ferritin

It is measured to assess iron stores and can be used to evaluate iron-deficiency or iron overload.

CA-125

CA-125 is a tumour marker that can be raised/up in several conditions associated with the ovary, such as ovarian cancer, and in some non-cancer conditions. It is used based on clinical examination and is not used as a screening test alone for ovarian cancer.

HRCT Chest / Thorax

A computed tomography scan of the chest (also called a high-resolution CT scan) offers detailed images of the lungs and other chest tissues. It aids in assessing some lung changes like inflammation, interstitial changes, and other selected lung diseases.

USG Whole Abdomen

So, ultrasound of the whole abdomen is used to study the liver, gallbladder, pancreas, spleen, kidneys, urinary bladder, etc., in the abdomen. It can be used to diagnose structural problems and some abdominal diseases.

Electrocardiogram (ECG)

The electrical activity of the heart is recorded on an ECG. It is useful for measuring heart rate, rhythm, and some electrical changes needed to find out if the heart needs any other evaluation.

DEXA 3 Part

Bone mineral density results are obtained from a special X-ray procedure (Dual-Energy X-ray Absorptiometry (DEXA)) performed at particular skeletal points. It assists in the evaluation of bone health, osteoporosis, and fracture risk.

Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN)

BUN is a measure of the blood level of nitrogen combined in the form of urea. It helps to tell if something is working normally with the kidneys and is used together with other lab tests.

Pulmonary Function Test (PFT)

In PFT, lung function is assessed by determining parameters like how air flows through the lungs and the lungs' capacity. It is used to evaluate selected respiratory conditions and to help evaluate breathing-related abnormalities.

Common Reasons for Annual Health Checkup

• Routine Preventive Screening: Gives an overview of key health measures on an annual basis.
• Management of diabetes: Fasting glucose: Used to assess glucose levels and long-term control of diabetes. HbA1c.
• Cardiovascular Risk Assessment: Cholesterol profile and ECG are used to give information on cholesterol levels and how a person's heart is working.
• Liver & Kidney Evaluation: Selected parameters of liver and kidney function are evaluated using the LFT, BUN, and urine analysis.
• Nutritional Assessment: It includes iron profile, ferritin, vitamin B12, and vitamin D to detect a few selected nutritional deficiencies.
• Respiratory Assessment: When clinically indicated, lung structure and function are evaluated by HRCT chest and PFT.
• Bone Health Evaluation: DEXA provides information about bone mineral density and an evaluation of possible osteoporosis.
• In selected instances, Prostate/Tumour Marker is available, which will give some clinical information, including PSA, CEA, and CA-125.
• Abdominal Evaluation: Whole abdomen ultrasound to evaluate major organs of the abdomen.
• Health Concern Investigation: This package can assist physicians in determining and expanding upon abnormalities.

Conditions and Health Parameters Evaluated

Anaemia and Blood Disorders

CBC, iron profile, ferritin, and vitamin B12 provide clues to the processes involved in the production of red blood cells, iron status, and Vitamin B12 status. These can help to find out what is causing anaemia and abnormalities.

Diabetes and Blood Glucose Abnormalities

Fasting glucose & HbA1C contribute to assessing blood sugar control. They help to test, monitor, and track glucose levels, and monitor diabetes and prediabetes.

Cholesterol and Cardiovascular Risk Factors

Lipid Profile Tests help identify abnormal lipid levels. ECG provides details of the rhythm and electricity of the heart, which can help to evaluate the heart in more detail if this is needed.

Liver and Kidney-Related Abnormalities

A blood test called the LFT is used to measure some liver parameters, while the BUN and the urine analysis provide information on kidney function and urine analysis, respectively.

Vitamin and Mineral Deficiencies

Vitamin B12, vitamin D, iron profile, and ferritin help assess selected nutritional parameters that are important for blood formation, nerve function, and bone health.

Respiratory and Lung Conditions

HRCT provides detailed images of lung tissue, while PFT evaluates lung function. Together, when clinically indicated, they may support the evaluation of selected respiratory conditions.

Bone Mineral Density and Osteoporosis

DEXA measures bone mineral density and helps identify low bone density and osteoporosis, provides fracture risk assessment, and helps to guide treatment.

Abdominal Organ Abnormalities

Whole abdomen ultrasound will examine other organs in the abdomen such as the liver, gall bladder, kidneys, spleen and pancreas and be used to identify structural abnormalities of these organs or the urinary bladder.

Blood Clot-Related Conditions

D-Dimer can be helpful when used along with clinical evaluation and other tests to help determine whether or not the blood is clotting abnormally (such as pulmonary embolism and deep vein thrombosis).

Why Choose Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy?

Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy is a NABL and NABH approved diagnostic center that provides all the Pathology/Radiology/Nuclear Medicine Services. We have cutting-edge laboratory and image-enhancing equipment, standardized processes, quality awareness, and quality-trained personnel who complement our diagnostics services. It's our job to provide you with correct diagnostic information and exceptional patient-centered treatment in a single location.

Book Your Annual Health Checkup

Take the Annual Health Checkup with Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy to be proactive about your health. Call the centre for appointment information and instructions about getting samples and making appointments for imaging and other testing and evaluations. Bring laboratory and imaging reports and other health-related papers from the past, if available. Discuss the results of your test and what this means and its implications with your doctor.