MedPro Laboratory Clinic

Basic Health Plus - Male

Type

Blood Testing

Duration

30 min

Results

5 days

Entry-level comprehensive health screening for men. Blood sample. 8-12 hour fasting required. Includes: Fasting Blood Glucose, Lipid Profile (total cholesterol, triglycerides, HDL, LDL), Liver Function (ALT, AST), Kidney Function (Creatinine, eGFR), Complete Blood Count. Turnaround: 1 day. Perfect for routine health monitoring and baseline assessment.

A comprehensive health screening combines blood tests, vital measurements, and clinical assessments to give you a complete picture of your current health status. The blood panel typically covers metabolic markers (glucose, cholesterol, liver and kidney function), complete blood count, inflammation markers, and may include hormone, vitamin, and mineral levels depending on the package. These screenings are valuable for early detection of conditions like diabetes, cardiovascular disease, thyroid dysfunction, and nutritional deficiencies — often before symptoms appear. Results come with a detailed report and ideally a consultation to interpret findings and recommend any follow-up.

Key Details

Fasting
10–12 hours (water OK)
Duration
30–60 minutes
Results
1–5 business days
Sample
Blood draw

Who Is This For?

Health-conscious individuals wanting a baseline understanding of their current health. Those who haven't had a checkup in over a year. People with family history of chronic disease wanting early screening. Anyone starting a new fitness, nutrition, or longevity program who wants data-driven decisions.

What's Included

Comprehensive blood panel
Vital signs measurement
Results report with reference ranges
Doctor consultation for results interpretation

Preparation Required

Fast for 10–12 hours before your appointment (water is fine). Avoid alcohol for 24 hours and intense exercise for 12 hours before. Morning appointments are ideal for consistent hormone readings. Bring a list of medications and supplements.

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