What is Check-Up?

A check-up is a general health screening performed when you do not have any health problems. The purpose of this scan; is to protect patients from negative consequences by diagnosing diseases in the early period before they show any symptoms. Within the scope of this service; detailed examinations of patients, many analyzes and examinations are included.

Is There an Age Limit for Check-Up?

Check-up can be performed to any age group with or without any complaints. Although there is no age limit, it is recommended that those who have metabolic and autoimmune diseases such as obesity, heart, liver, diabetes, diabetes have a regular check-up at least once a year after the age of 40. Those in the risk group can participate in the screening from the age of 30. Especially in cancer, early diagnosis is vital.

Why a Check-Up Is Performed?

Check-up is very important for recognizing changes and risks in people's health, thus increasing the success of treatment. The frequency of health screenings is tailored to the individual according to the risk factors, genetic predisposition and symptoms.

What the Check-Up Covers?

• Radiological examinations; chest X-ray, lower and upper abdomen US, mammography, Breast US, bone densitometry, tomography, PSA test

• Cardiological examinations; ECG, stress ECG, holter, echo

• Blood tests; Complete blood count (hemogram)- SGOT, SGPT, ALP, albumin, GGT, CRP, keratin, urea, uric acid, glucose, HbA1C test, cholesterol, HDL, LDL, Triglyceride, potassium, TSH, sedimentation, serological tests, blood vitamin and mineral profile

• Urine tests; complete urine biochemistry

• Vaginal culture; PAP smear, HPV test

• Stool (stool) examination: occult blood in the stool

• According to age and risk groups; colonoscopy, endoscopy

• Exceptions; geriatrics, children, adolescents, genetic counseling, oncology, dentistry, psychiatry, general surgery etc.

What to Consider Before Check-Up?

• Bring previous test and health reports with you.

• Fasting (including water) is required 12 hours before the procedure.

• Light meals should be consumed the day before the procedure.

• It is not appropriate for women to have a check-up while they are menstruating.

• If any herbal product or vitamin supplement is taken, it must be reported.

• If you have signs of an acute infection (fever, sore throat, runny nose, etc.), check-up procedures should be postponed.

• Do not consume alcohol before the procedure (at least 3 days).

• It is recommended to choose comfortable clothes and shoes, and to have spare laundry and towels when coming to the hospital.

What Should Be Considered During Check-Up?

• Procedures that take a few hours are performed with the check-up consultant at the hospital. In this process, consultancy can be obtained on any subject needed.

• All vital signs are followed.

• Blood and urine samples are taken.

• The patient's questions are answered by providing patient interviews with different branches and necessary information is given. The patient and family history is evaluated in detail. As a result of the patient examination, the relevant specialists request additional tests (cardiology, chest diseases, otorhinolaryngology, ophthalmology, dermatology, neurology, urology, obstetrics, gynecology and internal medicine).

• A private area will be provided for you to rest between examinations.

What to Consider After Check-Up?

Within a few hours, the patient's check-up report is prepared and the patient is informed and directed. Preparation of some pathology and tomography results may take time. After all the results are received, the final report is prepared. According to the results obtained, the frequency of check-ups, some treatment methods and lifestyle changes can be recommended.

What is the cost of a Check-Up?

Cost may vary according to the methods used in check-up scans and additional examinations.