Comprehensive Preventive Health Profile
Basic Information About Individual Tests
Diabetes Monitoring Glucose Fasting HbA1c & eAG Kidney Function Tests Urea & Urea Nitrogen Creatinine Uric Acid Inorganic Phosphorus Calcium Electrolytes Sodium Potassium Chloride Liver Function Tests Bilirubin (Total/Direct) AST (SGOT) ALT (SGPT) Gamma GT Alkaline Phosphatase Protein Total & Albumin Albumin/Globulin Ratio LDH Lipid Profile/Heart Health Total Cholesterol HDL Cholesterol LDL Cholesterol VLDL Cholesterol Triglycerides CRP (C-Reactive Protein) Complete Blood Counts TLC Hemoglobin RBC & Absolute Values Platelets Diff. Leukocyte Count E.S.R. Thyroid Function Tests Free T3 Free T4 TSH Special Tests PTH (Parathyroid Hormone) Iron Vitamin D Vitamin B12 Microalbumin in Urine Homocysteine Allergy Screening (IgE) Urine Routine & Microscopy
To track blood sugar levels and long-term control. Measures baseline blood sugar after overnight fasting. Indicates average blood sugar over 3 months. To assess kidney health and waste elimination. Evaluates protein metabolism and kidney function. Checks kidney filtration efficiency. Detects gout or kidney stone risk. Monitors bone health and kidney function. Assesses bone strength and muscle/nerve function. Maintains fluid balance and supports vital body functions. Regulates body fluids and nerve/muscle activity. Supports heart, muscle, and nerve function. Maintains acid-base balance and hydration. Check liver health and metabolic functions. Evaluates liver processing and bile production. Indicates liver or muscle damage. Detects liver cell injury or inflammation. Assesses bile duct or liver disorders. Indicates bile duct or bone issues. Measures protein levels for overall health. Evaluates liver, kidney, or immune function. Detects tissue damage or cell death. To monitor cholesterol and heart disease risk. Indicates overall cholesterol levels in the blood. “Good” cholesterol; protects against heart disease. “Bad” cholesterol; increases heart disease risk. Transports triglycerides; high levels harm arteries. Measures fats, high levels affect heart health. Indicates infection, crucial for assessing heart disease. Examine overall health and detects disorders. Measures white blood cells for immunity/infections. Indicates oxygen-carrying capacity of blood. Evaluates red blood cells for anemia or oxygen levels. Assists in blood clotting; checks bleeding risks. Classifies white cells for infection/allergy diagnosis. Identifies inflammation or infection in the body Evaluate thyroid gland activity and hormone levels. Elevated levels often signals hyperthyroidism. Usually increases in hypothyroidism, decreases in hyperthyroidism. Usually decreases in hyperthyroidism, increases in hypothyroidism. Cover additional health assessments for deficiencies or conditions. Monitors calcium balance and parathyroid function. Checks anaemia and oxygen transport efficiency. Essential for bone and immune health. Necessary for nerve and blood cell health. Detects early kidney damage in diabetics. Assesses heart and vascular health risks. Identifies allergies causing immune reactions. Detects infections, kidney, or metabolic disorders.