Includes the following:
Discussion of current physical and psychological health
Includes the following:
Pap Test Monolayer with HPV
Diabetes and Pre-Diabetes Tests:
Complete Blood Count
ESR
Kidney / Renal Function
Liver Function
Thyroid Function Test
Free T3, Free T4, TSH
HIV and Syphilis
Chlamydia Trachomatis DNA
Hepatitis A and B
Vitamin B12 and Folate
Vitamin D Total
Calcium
Ferritin
Urinalysis
Stool Analysis
Checks for risks and signs of cervical cancer.
These exclude diabetes and show risk of developing diabetes in the future. It detects insulin resistance where the muscle, fat, liver cells do not respond properly to insulin and thus cannot easily absorb glucose from the blood stream. Over time this leads to a rise of blood glucose and weight gain if left unchecked.
Measures levels and ratios of good and bad lipids.
This screens for infection, anaemia, iron deficiency, vitamin B deficiency and bone marrow disorder.
Detects inflammation in the body.
Checks kidney function and levels of certain salts in the blood.
Measures several chemicals produced by the liver in the blood. These tests are highly sensitive to liver damage.
Thyroid problems can cause fatigue, weight gain, fluid retention muscle aches and pains, hair loss and brain fog.
This test examines thyroid hormone levels and can also detect borderline thyroid dysfunction.
Checks for previous contact and current infection.
Checks for current infection.
Checks for previous contact and current vaccination status.
Low B12 can cause many problems such as fatigue and neurological issues.
Naturally present in very few foods. It comes mainly from sun exposure. It is important for the immune system, cancer prevention and bone health.
Screens for a range of conditions affecting nerves, bones, kidneys and teeth.
Screening test for iron levels in the body.
Checking for signs of many diseases such as diabetes, kidney disease and bladder infection.
This tests for parasites and infection in your stool.