Get a complete full body health checkup with Biocity Healthcare, covering everything you need to monitor your health from top to bottom. Our package includes various tests for the full body, ensuring you stay on track. From collecting blood samples to providing the final report, we’ve got you covered.
Test Preparation
- Fast 8-12 hours (water only)
- Avoid iron supplements 24 hours before
- Stop biotin supplements 2 days before (if applicable)
- Continue thyroid meds as usual (unless doctor advises otherwise)
- Morning urine sample: midstream, clean catch, first void (avoid period)
- Bring all collected samples to your appointment
- Relax & skip smoking/heavy caffeine/alcohol (day before)
Test Criteria
Eligibility: General population.
Reasons to Take: Comprehensive health assessment.
Benefits: Early detection, prevention, overall health monitoring.
Symptoms – A Call For Routine Complete Body Check Up:
Regular full-body exams at Biocity Healthcare are crucial for preventing health problems by detecting them early. Be aware of these possible signs that it’s time for a checkup:
- Persistent fatigue or weakness
- Unexplained weight loss or gain
- Chronic pain or discomfort
- Difficulty sleeping or insomnia
- Recurrent infections or illnesses
- Changes in bowel or bladder habits
- Skin abnormalities or changes
- Persistent cough or respiratory issues
- Mood swings or mental health concerns
- Family history of chronic diseases
Reliable Routine Full Body Checkup At A Reasonable Cost
At Biocity Healthcare, we believe preventive healthcare shouldn’t break the bank. Our range of full body checkups offers a comprehensive and advanced assessment of your health, all at an affordable price.
What to do After Receiving Reports For A Full Body Checkup:
Here’s what to do after receiving your full body checkup reports from Biocity Healthcare:
- Schedule a follow-up appointment: Discuss your report with a Biocity healthcare professional. They can explain the results, address any concerns, and recommend next steps.
- Don’t panic (or ignore) the results: Some findings might require further investigation, while others may simply require lifestyle adjustments. Biocity professionals are here to guide you through the process.
- Take action: If your doctor suggests lifestyle changes, make an effort to implement them, such as improving diet, exercising more, or managing stress. Biocity can offer resources and support to help you achieve your goals.
- Keep your records safe: Maintain a file of your checkup reports for future reference. This allows your healthcare provider to track your health trends over time.
How to Get The Most Out Of Your Full Body Health Checkups With These Tips:
At Biocity Healthcare, we believe routine checkups are the cornerstone of good health. But simply getting a checkup isn’t enough. To truly optimise your experience, follow these helpful tips:
- Be Prepared: Familiarise yourself with your selected Biocity checkup package. This will provide insights into the tests included and allow you to collect any questions you may have.
- Know Your Numbers: Educate yourself about healthy ranges for crucial health markers, such as blood sugar and cholesterol levels. This knowledge will empower you to participate in more meaningful discussions with your healthcare provider.
- Gather Information: List all medications you’re taking, allergies you have, and any health issues you want to discuss. This helps your doctor give personalised advice.
- Ask Questions: Feel comfortable asking questions about your test results and their meaning. Understanding this information is essential for managing your health.
- Schedule Follow-Up (if needed): After reviewing your results, your doctor may suggest further tests or recommend specific actions. Schedule a follow-up appointment to discuss these steps thoroughly.
Test Details In Brief
Our Full Body Checkup offers a diverse set of tests to assess your overall well-being, providing a detailed analysis of various systems in your body. This allows for early detection of potential health concerns and proactive management of your well-being.
The package includes:
Lipid Profile (8 Test)
Total Cholesterol, Triglycerides, HDL, LDL, VLDL, Total Cholesterol/ HDL Cholesterol Ratio, LDL/HDL Ratio, NON/HDL Ratio
Liver Function Test (12 Test)
SGPT, SGOT, Total Proteins, Albumin, Globulin, A:G Ratio, Bilirubin-Direct, Bilirubin Indirect, Bilirubin Total, Serum Protein, SGOT/SGPT Ratio, Gamma GT
Kidney Function Test (9 Test)
Creatinine, Urea/ Creatinine Ratio, Urea, Uric Acid, Blood Urea Nitrogen,BUN Creatinine Ratio, Sodium, Potassium, Chloride
Thyroid Profile (1 Test)
TSH (Thyroid Stimulating Hormone)
Diabetes Profile (2 Test)
Blood Sugar, Urine Sugar
Complete Blood Count (24 Test)
HB, TLC, Neutrophil, Lymphocyte, Eosinophil, Monocyte, Basophil, Platelet Count, PCV, PCT, RBC, MCV, MCH, MCHC, MPV, PDW, RDW-SD, RDW-CV, Absolute Neutrophil Count, Absolute Lymphocyte Count, Absolute Monocyte Count, Absolute Basophil Count, Absolute Eosinophil Count, ESR
Iron Profile (3 test)
S. Iron, Transferrin Saturation, TIBC
Bone Health Profile (3 Test)
Calcium, Phosphorus, Alkaline Phosphate
Urine Routine & Microscopy (18 Test)
Quantity, Urobilinogen, Ketone, RBC’s, Casts, Crystals, Colour, Pus Cells, Specific Gravity, Transparency, Ph, Blood, Nitrite, Epithelial, Bacteria, Urine protein, Urine bilirubin, Urine Glucose, Yeast.
Why do you need a full body health checkup?
A full body checkup is a smart move to stay healthy. This checkup uses different tests to find possible health problems early on, before they become serious issues.
List of tests that are covered in the full body checkup:
Lipid profile tests are necessary to detect dyslipidemia, an imbalance in blood cholesterol and triglycerides. They are also recommended for adults and children at risk of high cholesterol or triglycerides due to conditions like diabetes, hypertension, or heart disease.
Liver function tests are like check-ups for your liver. They help doctors see if you have liver infections like hepatitis, keep an eye on how a disease like hepatitis is getting worse, and figure out if treatments are doing their job. These tests can also tell how serious a disease is, especially if your liver has a lot of scars, which is called cirrhosis.
Kidney function tests can identify problems with your kidneys. other conditions that can damage kidneys (e.g., diabetes, high blood pressure).
Diabetes is found and handled by checking how much sugar is in your blood. There are three tests for this: the fasting glucose test, random glucose test, and A1c test.
Thyroid tests help check how your thyroid gland is doing and figure out what might be causing issues like having too much or too little thyroid hormone.
A blood test known as a bone profile evaluates the impact of your body’s metabolism on the health and function of your skeletal system. As we get older, our bones can become weaker because of things like osteoporosis.
The Iron studies test helps in a few ways: It checks for anaemia caused by not having enough iron, which is often found during regular checkups. It also tells if there’s either too little or too much iron in your body. Lastly, it checks how well your blood can carry iron around.
A complete blood count (CBC) is a blood test that looks at many parts of your blood to see how healthy you are and to find problems like anaemia, infections, or leukaemia. It checks things like red blood cells, which carry oxygen.
The Vitamin D test is used to see if you have bone problems and to keep an eye on them. Sometimes, it’s also used to check vitamin D levels in people with long-term illnesses like asthma, psoriasis, or certain autoimmune diseases.
Vitamin B12 testing is used to find out if your body is not getting enough of one or more B vitamins (vitamin B deficiency). A vitamin B12 and folate test is often used to check for certain types of anaemia.
Urine tests are often used to check for different things: They can detect infections like urinary tract infections (UTIs) or certain sexually transmitted infections (STIs) such as chlamydia in men. They also help find out if there’s any protein in your urine, which could mean your kidneys are damaged. This type of test is called an ACR test. You can view our corporate health checkup package which is designed for corporations.
Comparison
| FULL-BODY HEALTH CHECKUP | COMPREHENSIVE FULL-BODY HEALTH CHECK UP | ADVANCED HEALTH CARE PACKAGE |
|---|---|---|
| Price ₹ |
Price ₹ |
Price ₹ |
| CBC Test(24 Test) | CBC (24 Test) | CBC (24 Test) |
| Lipid Profile Test (8 Test) | Lipid Profile (8 Test) | Lipid Profile (8 Test) |
| Liver Function Test (12 Test) | Liver Function Test (12 Test) | Liver Function Test (12 Test) |
| Kidney Function Test (9 Test) | Kidney Function Test (9 Test) | Kidney Function Test (9 Test) |
| Iron Profile (3 test) | Iron Profile (3 test) | Iron Profile (3 test) |
| Bone (3 Test) | Bone (3 Test) | Bone (3 Test) |
| Urine R/M (18 Test) | Urine R/M (18 Test) | Urine R/M (18 Test) |
| Diabetes Profile (Blood Sugar, Urine Sugar) | Diabetes Profile (3 Test) (Blood Sugar, Urine Sugar, HbA1c) | Diabetes Profile (3 Test) (Blood Sugar, Urine Sugar, HbA1c) |
| TSH (Thyroid Stimulating Hormone) | Thyroid (3Test) (TSH (Thyroid Stimulating Hormone), T3, T4) | Thyroid (3Test) (TSH (Thyroid Stimulating Hormone), T3, T4) |
| VITAMIN PROFILE 2 TEST (Vitamin D , VITAMIN B12) | VITAMIN PROFILE 2 TEST (Vitamin D , VITAMIN B12) | |
| Cancer (2 Test) (PSA (For Male), CA125 (For Female)) | ||
| Hormones Profile (4 Test) (Luteinizing hormone-LH, Follicle Stimulating Hormone-FSH, Prolactin-PRL/ Testosterone Total) | ||
| Arthritis Profile (2 Test) (RA Factor, CRP) | ||
| STD (4 Test) (HIV-1,2, HbsAg, HCV, VDRL) |
FAQ’s
Q: What is a Full Body Checkup?
A: A full body checkup is a collection of tests that give a picture of your general health. It helps spot possible health problems in their early stages, so they can be treated quickly, boosting the chances of a good result.
Q: What tests are included in the Health Checkup Package?
A: The specific tests included in the health checkup package vary depending on the package chosen from Biocity Healthcare. You can review the different packages in the health package.
Q: Is a Full Body Checkup Necessary These Days?
A: Full body checkups aren’t required, but they’re strongly advised, especially for those with a family history of certain diseases or concerns about their health. Early detection is vital for treating chronic conditions and maintaining good health.
Q: Which is the Best Lab for a Full Body Health Checkup?
A: Biocity Healthcare offers trustworthy and precise testing at affordable prices. They also focus on clear communication and personalised care. The ideal lab for you with the best experts.
Q: How can I prepare for a full body checkup?
A: Biocity Healthcare provides comprehensive instructions tailored to the specific checkup package you select. These instructions may include fasting guidelines and information on medications that should be avoided prior to the checkup.
Q: How long will it take to receive my results?
A: Biocity Healthcare aims to deliver your results quickly. The time it takes can depend on which tests you’re having, but you’ll be given an estimated timeframe during your appointment.
Q: What if my results show abnormalities?
A: If your results show any unusual findings, don’t worry. A Biocity Healthcare professional will discuss the results with you, explain what they mean, and suggest any necessary follow-up tests or tailored recommendations to address your individual health needs.
Q: Can I get a full body checkup if I’m pregnant?
A: Some tests in a full body checkup may not be safe for pregnant women. Talk to your doctor before scheduling a checkup to make sure it includes tests that are appropriate for you during pregnancy.
Q: I have a specific health concern. Can a full body checkup address it?
A: Full body checkups give a general overview of your health. They may point out potential issues related to your concern but cannot give a definite diagnosis. If you have a particular health issue, talk to your doctor to determine the right tests for you.
