Full body test at 60 age

2019-02-12 12:49:01
I want to get full body test done for my parents, both are in 50-60 age group. What are the mandatory tests to be done in this age to avoid any kind of major issue. My father had all bad habits of smoking, drinking & consuming tobacco.
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Hi. Elderly people above 50 need blood n other tests at least once in a year. If any one of them has High BP then along with ECG, Stress test , 2D echo, Colour doppler for heart functioning has to b done.         Rest U should do Normal routine blood  essential tests Like Hemogram, Urine(routine), RFT i.e Renal function tests(for kidneys) , LFT i.e Liver Function test, Vit D, Vit B12, Thyroid Function Test(TFT) n few tests depending upon their history.          One good news for u is u can do nearly all blood tests as mentioned above at THYROCARE  that to at very reasonable cost.
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Answered2019-02-12 18:15:25

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Answered2019-02-12 13:36:32

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Dear,  don't worry Consult any physician  doctor wl suggest u the relative blood test Still if u want to do self investigation Haemogram , LFT , KFT , Lipid profile,  thyroid function test , sugar fasting &  pp With reports Consult any physician physically

Answered2019-02-12 12:52:25

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