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The Comprehensive Gold Full Body Checkup with Smart Report comprises various tests that help determine your overall health status. This package aids in screening the body for early signs or risk factors of various health concerns, deficiencies, or diseases. see more
Overnight fasting of 8-12 hours is required before taking a Comprehensive Gold Full Body Checkup with Smart Report; however, you can drink water. For urine testing, share the midstream urine collected in the morning in the sample collection container provided to you. Women are advised not to give a urine sample during the menstrual period unless prescribed. Also, it is recommended to stop alcohol consumption at least preferably 24 hours before availing this package.
The range of test results may vary slightly between different labs depending on the methodology and laboratory guidelines. Discuss your test reports with your doctor. Talk to them about your specific test results for a more clinical understanding. The doctor may make recommendations for lifestyle modifications such as diet and exercise, decide whether or not medication will be required to manage your condition and formulate an overall treatment plan.
Evaluates overall health and various blood components.
Platelet distribution width.
Average Hb concentration.
Red cell distribution width.
Measures oxygen-carrying cells.
RBC volume percentage.
Cells that help in clotting.
Protein that binds oxygen.
Sum of all white blood cells.
Average size of platelets.
Neutrophils, Lymphocytes, Monocytes, Eosinophils, Basophils.
Average size of RBCs.
Neutrophils, Lymphocytes, Monocytes, Eosinophils, Basophils.
Average Hb per cell.
General health of kidneys and urinary tract.
Acidity/Alkalinity.
Hematuria detection.
Cylindrical structures from tubules.
Detection of mucus in urine.
Fungal elements.
Visual aspect of urine.
By-product of fat metabolism.
Sugar in urine.
Indicates bacterial infection.
Presence of protein (Albumin).
Detects infection.
Mineral formations in urine.
White blood cells in urine.
Clarity/Cloudiness.
Marker for liver/gallbladder.
Waste product of bilirubin.
Presence of tissue cells.
Concentration of urine.
Mineral precipitates.
Evaluates liver health and enzyme levels.
Bile duct enzyme.
Bile duct/liver marker.
Main blood protein.
Immune system protein.
Ratio of albumin to globulin.
Liver/muscle enzyme.
Main liver enzyme.
Sum of all proteins.
Liver waste product.
Processed bilirubin.
Unprocessed bilirubin.
Assesses cardiovascular risk and cholesterol balance.
Transports triglycerides.
Balance of lipoproteins.
Fat in the blood.
Sum of all cholesterol.
All bad cholesterol.
Buildup in arteries.
Clears bad cholesterol.
Heart risk indicator.
Evaluates kidney health and electrolyte balance.
Salt balance.
Mineral balance.
Potassium level.
Purine metabolism waste.
Concentrated urea waste.
Waste from muscle usage.
Marker for kidney/liver balance.
Nitrogen waste from liver.
Reflects the body's iron stores and transport capacity.
Determines iron levels in the blood.
Ratio of iron to TIBC.
Measures ability to bind and transport iron.
Determines reserve capacity of transferrin.
Checks levels of essential vitamins B9, B12, and D.
Essential for nerve health and red blood cells.
Essential for bone health.
Crucial for DNA synthesis.
Screens for thyroid gland disorders.
Regulates thyroid gland.
Active metabolic hormone.
Primary thyroid hormone.
Checks for early signs of kidney damage.
Standardization marker.
Small leaks of protein.
Standardized albumin leak rate.
Monitors blood sugar levels and long-term control.
Measures glucose after fasting.
Average blood sugar over 3 months.
Critical markers for inflammation, minerals and arthritis.
Measures total calcium in the blood.
Antibody associated with autoimmune issues.
Indicates inflammation in the body.
Marker for infection or inflammation.
Evaluates overall health and various blood components.
General health of kidneys and urinary tract.
Evaluates liver health and enzyme levels.
Assesses cardiovascular risk and cholesterol balance.
Evaluates kidney health and electrolyte balance.
Reflects the body's iron stores and transport capacity.
Checks levels of essential vitamins B9, B12, and D.
Screens for thyroid gland disorders.
Checks for early signs of kidney damage.
Monitors blood sugar levels and long-term control.
Critical markers for inflammation, minerals and arthritis.