Full Check-up

What is the Check Up ?

It is an annual health screening determined by age and sex. Adults are started at the age of 20 years and separate applications are made for every 1-2 years. It is more important to do it every year after the age of 40.

Check-Up; morning blood and urine, stool samples are given on an empty stomach, various imaging, ekg, lung film, ultrasound v.s examinations are completed in the form of a health screening. The reports of all the medical analyzes performed are examined by a specialist and evaluated and referred to the relevant physician if there are any symptoms.

Every Check-Up; The investigations investigated in the content are not constant. While the basic tests are repeated every year, special tests are added according to the entered age group. Recurrences are usually performed between 1-3 years in healthy individuals.

No check-up content determines the 100% risk of cancer or sudden death. However, it can be estimated up to 90-93%. Therefore, even in very rare cases of sudden death or cancer, people may be told that everything is normal. These numbers should not undermine confidence in Check-Up. The higher the content of Check-Up and analysis, the higher the rate of determining this risk.

Anti-Aging Check up is a comprehensive screening method in which early aging risk factors can be detected. Micronutrients, hormones and medicines provide therapy for the signs of premature aging as long as possible. Hormones, drugs or nutrients selected by the individual help prevent aging.

A Check Up scan says 100%:

• Weight and nutrition problems
• Hypertension
• Diabetes
• Cholesterol
• Vascular aneurysms
• Anemia diseases
• Liver diseases
• Urinary tract diseases
• Sexually transmitted diseases
• Osteoporosis (bone resorption)
• Skin cancers
• Thyroid diseases
• Family risk burden
• Identification of tumors
• Hormonal disorders

A Check Up scan says 90%:

• Breast cancer
• Large bowel cancer
• Cervical cancer
• Prostate or thyroid cancer
• Lung cancer
• Skin cancer
• Blood Cancer
• Other types of cancer