Package Information

• Vital Signs and Body Mass Index - Assessment of key health indicators and BMI calculation.
• Complete Blood Count (CBC) - Analysis of blood cells for overall health evaluation.
• Complete Blood Sugar (FBS) - Test to measure fasting blood glucose levels for diabetes screening.
• Triglyceride - Measurement of triglyceride levels for heart health assessment.
• Total Cholesterol - Assessment of cholesterol levels for heart disease risk evaluation.
• BUN (Blood Urea Nitrogen) - Test to evaluate kidney function and hydration status.
• Creatinine - Assessment of kidney function and detection of potential kidney issues.
• AST (SGOT) - Liver enzyme test to evaluate liver health and function.
• SGPT (ALT) - Liver enzyme test to assess liver health and detect liver diseases.
• Uric Acid - Measurement of uric acid levels for gout and kidney disease screening.
• Urine Examination - Analysis of a urine sample to assess kidney function and detect infections.
• Free Health Report

Test Time, Result Turnaround, Email Delivery 

• The approximate service time for this package is 10-20 minutes.
• The package is available for women and men aged 15 and above.
• Test results are typically available within 1-3 business days and will be delivered via email. For quicker access, you can request the result through Line and Whatsapp.
• This package doesn't include a doctor's consultation. To consult with a doctor about your results, please book an appointment for a doctor consultation in person or online. 
• VIP Express Test Service is available for the same day result within 8-12 Hrs on an additional 1500 THB payment. Contact the Admin for further information on VIP Express same-day results
• Urine and stool samples may be required. You can contact the clinic in advance to request a collection device or container for the specimens. Alternatively, you can take the container home and return the samples via Grab or in person. 
• *Please note that we cannot guarantee result accuracy when samples are collected at home.

Considerations Before Making a Decision

Who Should Do The Test

• Individuals with a family history of certain diseases (e.g., heart disease, diabetes, breast cancer, prostate cancer) to monitor and manage risk factors.
• Elderly individuals to monitor age-related health conditions and assess the risk of osteoporosis, prostate issues, cardiovascular health
• Individuals with chronic health conditions (e.g., hypertension, asthma, diabetes)
• Individuals with unhealthy lifestyle habits (e.g., smokers, and excessive alcohol consumers) 
• Individuals with sedentary lifestyles and poor dietary habits
• Individuals in occupations with specific health hazards (e.g., healthcare workers, chemical industry employees) to detect work-related health problems early.
• Individuals with mental health concerns (e.g., stress, anxiety, depression)
• Individuals seeking reproductive health check-ups and screenings (e.g., prostate cancer screening, Pap smears, breast exams)
• Individuals experiencing unexplained symptoms or health-related anxieties 

Getting Ready for Your Health Evaluation: Tips and Advice

• Avoid drinking alcohol for at least 24 hours before your health check-up
• Refrain from eating any food for 8-10 hours prior to the examination
• Get a good night's sleep, approximately 6-8 hours, the night before your appointment
• Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing to make the examination process easier
• If you're pregnant, inform your healthcare provider well in advance of your scheduled check-up.

Possible Adverse Effects to Keep in Mind

The Basic Health Checkup tests are safe, non-invasive procedures (blood, urine, swabs). Minimal discomfort like bruising may occur at the blood draw site but resolves quickly.

General Information

The Basic Health Checkup is a comprehensive evaluation designed for both male and female health, aiming to detect potential health issues early on and provide valuable insights into overall well-being. This health checkup is important to identify health issues that may not have any noticeable symptoms and could have gone undetected without proper testing. Health check-ups can begin around age 15, but individuals without risk factors may start earlier. It's essential to consider age, gender, and health history to find the most suitable health check-up program.