Full medical check-up (women)

A comprehensive medical check-up for women is an extended preventive program aimed at a full assessment of health status, early detection of hidden conditions, and identification of risk factors. The package includes laboratory tests, instrumental investigations, and a medical consultation, providing a complete overview of the functioning of the main organs and systems.

The program is especially recommended for women with an active lifestyle, increased physical or emotional stress, as well as for preventive health.

What is included in the package

Laboratory diagnostics: complete blood count (without ESR), ESR, urinalysis with sediment examination, glucose, TSH, ALT, AST, creatinine, total bilirubin, urea, iron, total cholesterol, uric acid, total calcium, GGT, total protein, alpha-amylase

Infectious screening: HBsAg, anti-HCV

Instrumental diagnostics: ECG (12 leads), chest X-ray (1 projection), comprehensive ultrasound (thyroid, breasts, abdominal organs, urogenital system)

Consultation: physician’s conclusion based on Check-up results

Indications

• annual preventive medical check-up
• general health assessment
• chronic fatigue, weakness, decreased performance
• suspected hormonal disorders or thyroid conditions
• overweight and metabolic disorders
• monitoring of liver, kidney, and pancreatic function
• prevention of cardiovascular diseases
• preconception (pregnancy planning) evaluation
• presence of risk factors (stress, sedentary lifestyle, poor nutrition)
• family history of chronic or oncological diseases

Procedure

The examination is performed on an outpatient basis and includes several stages. Initially, venous blood collection and urine analysis are performed for laboratory testing. Then, instrumental investigations are carried out: ECG, chest X-ray, and comprehensive ultrasound. A booked consultation is needed.

After obtaining the results, the patient attends a medical consultation, where the physician interprets the data, evaluates overall health, and provides recommendations for further examinations or treatment if necessary.

The total duration of the program is typically 1–2 days.