Check-Up Application

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Check-Up

Make Your Health a Priority with Check-Up

What is Check-Up?

Check-up is a comprehensive health screening to evaluate the general health status of the person. It allows early diagnosis of possible diseases before symptoms appear.

Purposes

To see the general state of health of the body
Catching diseases at an early stage
Identify risk factors (e.g., heart, diabetes, cancer)
Providing lifestyle health advice

Content

The check-up program may vary according to the person, age, gender and risk factors. It usually includes the following tests:

Blood tests: Sugar, cholesterol, liver and kidney function
Urine tests
Imaging: Chest X-ray, ultrasound, etc.
Heart evaluation: ECG, stress test
Physical examination and doctor’s interview

Who should have it done?

Individuals over the age of 30 at least 1 time per year
Those with a family history of chronic diseases are more regular.
It is recommended that people with risk factors such as intense stress, smoking, alcohol, and obesity have it done at regular intervals.

How Does the Process Work?

1. Appointment and Preliminary Interview

First of all, an appointment is made at the hospital/clinic.
The doctor or counselor takes information such as the person’s age, gender, occupation, family history, lifestyle (smoking, alcohol, nutrition, exercise).
In line with this information, the appropriate check-up program is determined for the person.

2. Preparation

Before the check-up, fasting is usually requested for 8-12 hours (especially for blood tests).
If there are regularly used medications, they are evaluated under the supervision of a doctor.
It is recommended to wear comfortable clothes.

3. Tests and Examinations

Blood and urine tests (sugar, cholesterol, liver, kidney, etc.)
Imaging (chest X-ray, ultrasound, MRI/CT if necessary)
Heart checks (ECG, stress test, blood pressure measurement)
Physical examination (internal medicine specialist, additional branches such as ophthalmology, ENT, obstetrics and gynecology when necessary)

4. Evaluation of Results

Test results are usually available on the same day or within 1-2 days.
The doctor compiles a general health report by putting all the results together.
If there is a risky or unusual finding, referral is made to the relevant branch.

5. Reporting and Tracking

A detailed report is given to the person.
Health-related recommendations (nutrition, exercise, lifestyle) are shared.
If necessary, a new plan is created for regular check-ups.

Do I need to come hungry for a check-up?

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How long does the check-up take?

It depends on the package chosen. It is usually completed within half a day to 1 day.

What tests are done?