Male Preventive Profile

The Men's Preventive Health Check-Up is a comprehensive laboratory panel designed to assess overall health and facilitate the early detection of common diseases. The profile includes tests to evaluate liver and kidney function, carbohydrate and lipid metabolism, detect inflammatory processes, assess male hormonal status, and screen for hepatitis B and C viruses.

Regular testing helps identify abnormalities at an early stage, even in the absence of symptoms.

Indications

The profile may be recommended:

• as part of an annual preventive health examination;
• for men over 18 years of age, even if no symptoms are present;
• in the presence of cardiovascular or metabolic risk factors;
• to evaluate liver and kidney function;
• in cases of fatigue, reduced physical performance, or changes in libido;
• before starting intensive physical training or long-term medical treatment.

Procedure

The procedure consists of collecting a venous blood sample and a urine sample.

Result Interpretation

The results provide an overall assessment of general health, the function of major organs, and metabolic systems. They also include evaluation of testosterone levels and screening markers for hepatitis B and C.

The results should be interpreted by a physician in the context of the patient's medical history, clinical findings, and, when necessary, additional investigations.