We offer a comprehensive 30-item health screening service for women and men aged 20 and above.
Covers liver, kidney, cardiovascular, and metabolic health in one comprehensive check-up.
Suitable for:
- Assess your risk for underlying conditions such as high blood pressure and diabetes.
- Health screenings are a good preventative measure, helping you live a quality life.
- Liver values, cholesterol levels, and other important tests help you understand your overall health and plan for your future health.
"Good life plus"
Comprehensive Health Panel check-up provides a total of 30 check-ups as follows:
Cardiovascular & Metabolic Risk Profile – 8 Tests
A comprehensive lipid profile that provides a more detailed assessment of cardiovascular and metabolic risk than standard cholesterol testing alone.
1. TC (Total Cholesterol): Total cholesterol
2. TG (Triglycerides): Triglycerides
3. HDL-Cholesterol: “Good” cholesterol, associated with lower cardiovascular risk
4. LDL-Cholesterol: “Bad” cholesterol and a major risk factor for cardiovascular disease
5. Non-HDL Cholesterol: Represents all atherogenic cholesterol particles (New)
6. VLDL Cholesterol: Lipoprotein that primarily transports triglycerides in the blood (New)
7. TC / HDL Ratio: Ratio used to assess cardiovascular risk (New)
8. TG / HDL Ratio: A potential indicator of insu.lin resistance (New)
Comprehensive Liver Function Panel – 12 Tests
Covers proteins, bilirubin, and liver-related enzymes to help assess liver inflammation, fatty liver, and overall liver function.
9. TP (Total Protein): Total protein in the blood
10. ALB (Albumin): Albumin, a major blood protein produced by the liver
11. GLOB (Globulin): Proteins associated with immune system function
12. A/G Ratio: Albumin-to-globulin ratio, which may help identify abnormalities involving the liver or immune system
13. TB (Total Bilirubin): Total bilirubin
14. DB (Direct Bilirubin): Direct (conjugated) bilirubin
15. IBIL (Indirect Bilirubin): Indirect (unconjugated) bilirubin
16. AST (SGOT): Enzyme found in the liver, as well as muscles and the heart
17. ALT (SGPT): Liver enzyme with relatively high specificity for liver injury
18. AST / ALT Ratio: Ratio that may help assess the possible cause of liver injury (New)
19. ALP (Alkaline Phosphatase): Enzyme associated with the bile ducts and bones
20. GGT (Gamma-GT): Liver enzyme that can be affected by alcohol consumption and certain drugs or toxins
Renal Function & Gout – 5 Tests
Assesses kidney function and uric acid levels to help evaluate kidney health and gout risk.
21. Crea (Creatinine): Waste product from muscle metabolism used to assess kidney function
22. BUN (Blood Urea Nitrogen): Waste product generated from protein metabolism
23. BUN / Cr Ratio: Ratio that may help assess hydration status and kidney-related conditions
24. eGFR: Estimated glomerular filtration rate, used to assess kidney filtration function
25. UA (Uric Acid): Uric acid level, used to assess the risk of gout and uric acid kidney stones
Blood Sugar – 1 Test
26. Glucose: Blood glucose level used to assess blood sugar status and diabetes risk
Special Tests: Pancreas, Gallbladder, Muscle & Toxin Exposure – 4 Tests
27. TBA (Total Bile Acids): Helps assess bile acid metabolism and liver/biliary function
28. AMY (Amylase): Digestive enzyme that helps assess pancreatic function and possible pancreatitis
29. Total CK (Creatine Kinase): Enzyme used to assess muscle injury or inflammation
30. CHE (Cholinesterase): May be used as part of an assessment for exposure to certain organophosphate pesticides or other cholinesterase-inhibiting substances
note
- Suitable for women and men aged 20 years and over who have no chronic diseases and want a general examination only. and is an inspection service Does not include doctor consultation services
- Fast 10–12 hours before the test (small sips of water permitted)
- Respond result within 1-2 business days
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