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Hello, I want to take routine health checkup.
Please suggest the list of lab test i should take.
Also from where i can book the tests.
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For a routine preventive health assessment, I recommend a basic clinical examination and selected blood tests rather than an extensive panel. We will tailor the investigations according to your medical history and risk factors
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U should do all the routine test like cbc,kft,lft,hb1ac,FBS ,rbs,vit b12 and vit d test ,chest xray ,serum electrolyte, thyroid profile test.
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u can book the tests on lal pathlabs ,unipath diagnostic,tata 1mg etc ,which one u want to choose.
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If you dont have any medical history than you can book routine few tests on your own on some online medical platforms like tata1mg dr lal path lab
Routine test as follows
1.CBC
2.RBS
3.HB1AC
4. LH/FSH
5. Thyroid Function test
6.Liver function test
7.Renal Function test
8. Lipid profile
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If found any level high or low please consult
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Cbc (hb,wbc,platelets)
Fasting blood sugar+HbA1c ( diabetes screening)
Lipid profile (cholesterol, triglycerides)
LFT (Liver function)
KFT(creatinine, urea,electrolytes)
Vit B12 and vit D
Iron studies
TSH
Urine routine and microscopy
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At 40, with your weight relative to your height, screening for diabetes and high cholesterol is reasonable even if you feel well.
You can start with fasting blood sugar or HbA1c, along with a lipid profile.
A CBC is useful if you have heavy periods or tiredness; thyroid, liver, kidney and vitamin tests should be added based on your history and examination.
Also get your blood pressure and waist circumference checked, and review whether your cervical cancer screening is due.
For your desk-based work, discuss daily activity, sitting time and sleep during the consultation.
You can book these tests through an NABL-accredited laboratory in Pune using its official website or a nearby collection centre, without buying a large package.
Dr. Pankaj Kumar
General & Lifestyle Physician
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Routine Health Check up.
1) Complete Blood Count
2) KFT
3) LFT
4) LIPID PROFILE
5) THYROID PROFILE
6) BLOOD SUGAR FASTING & Hba1c
7) VITAMIN D3
8) VITAMIN B12
AGE SPECIFIC =
PAP SMEAR for Cervical Cancer Screening
MAMMOGRAPHY for Breast cancer Screening
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the exact tests depend on medical history
CBC, fasting glucose and HbA1c, lipid profile, liver and kidney function, TSH, and urine routine, with other tests based on symptoms and risk factors please consult before ordering a panel.
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For a routine health check, start with blood pressure, weight/BMI, CBC, fasting glucose or HbA1c, lipid profile, liver and kidney function, and urine routine. Add thyroid, vitamin B12/D or other tests only if symptoms, diet risk or medical history suggests them. Avoid large âfull body packages without a clinical review. You can book a Practo consult with me to choose the right tests and interpret the reports.
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Book these tests at a reliable NABL-accredited laboratory and share the reports with me on Practo. I can help you interpret them and decide if any follow-up is needed.
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-Blood tests
CBC
Fasting Blood Sugar + HbA1cLipid Profile
LFT
KFT (Creatinine/eGFR)
TSH
Urine Routine & Microscopy
-Cancer screening
Cervical cancer: Pap smear / HPV testing as per screening schedule
Breast cancer: Mammography
-For prolonged PC/screen work
Vision examination — especially if there is prolonged screen exposure, eye strain, headache, or blurred vision.
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After completing these tests, consult a doctor with all your reports for proper interpretation and personalized advice.
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Altogether, master health checkup contains all those investigations .
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for further clarification, consult at PRACTO
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A basic evaluation may include CBC, fasting blood glucose/HbA1c, lipid profile, liver and kidney function tests, thyroid (TSH), urine routine examination and blood pressure/BMI assessment. Depending on your history, your doctor may recommend additional tests or age-appropriate screening such as breast/cervical cancer screening.
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Complete Blood Count : Screen for anemia, systemic infections, and underlying immune conditions.
Lipid Profile: Check overall cholesterol levels to assess cardiovascular risk.
Fasting Blood Sugar & HbA1c: Evaluate current glucose levels and average blood sugar control over the past 3 months.
Liver Function Test : Assess liver health via liver enzymes and bilirubin.
Kidney Function Test : Measure serum creatinine and blood urea nitrogen to check filtration performance.
Thyroid Profile : Screen for thyroid gland activity and metabolic regulation.
Vitamin D3 & B12: Identify common micronutrient deficiencies affecting energy, bone density, and neurological health.
Urine Routine Examination
Pap smear
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Instead of randomly doing tests I would recommend you to consult any physician and ask for the healthy lifestyle tips , dietary habits
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Early to bed and early to rise
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In consideration of your age 40 and Female ,
Routine health checkups include CBC, FBS, HBa1c, RFT,LFT, Thyroid function test, Vitamin D, B12.
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As you are 40, screening with PapSmear and Mammogram is advisable due to age related risks
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Get to your nearest Speciality Labs or Gynec Speciality Clinics to get the tests done at once.
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For a routine checkup, a good starting panel includes CBC, fasting blood sugar or HbA1c, a lipid profile, thyroid function, and vitamin D and B12 levels.
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Since you're 40, add a Pap smear and mammogram screening to this list as part of routine women's health checks.
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Any accredited diagnostic lab or your nearest clinic can do these tests together as one package.
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