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The basic comprehensive examination package includes basic laboratory tests and ultrasound examinations, which will help assess the condition of all organs and systems.
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At the end of the examination, you will have a concluding discussion with your therapist, during which you can ask all your questions and analyze your habits and diet. This is suitable for people who undergo annual check-ups and for those without serious chronic diseases that require in-depth laboratory diagnostics.
Laboratory and Instrumental Examination Methods:
Thyroid Hormones:
• TSH, free T3, free T4
Female Panel:
• Prolactin, FSH, LH, estradiol, AMH
Comprehensive Blood Analysis
Urinalysis
Fasting Blood Glucose
Renal Panel:
• Uric acid, urea, creatinine
Hepatic Panel:
• Total protein, albumin, total bilirubin, direct bilirubin, ALT, AST, alkaline phosphatase, GGT
Coagulation Profile
Lipid Panel:
• Triglycerides, cholesterol, HDL, LDL, VLDL, atherogenic coefficient
Ferritin
RW (syphilis), HIV, Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C
Vitamin D, Homocysteine
Consultation with a Gynecologist:
• Colposcopy, examination, vaginal flora smear, oncocytology, pelvic ultrasound
Consultation with a Mammologist + Breast Ultrasound
Consultation with a Therapist:
• Weight measurement, dietary recommendations, and the creation of an individual examination plan, taking into account age
Ultrasonographic Diagnostics:
Ultrasound of the Cardiovascular System
Cardiac Ultrasound (Doppler)
Ultrasound-Doppler of the Vessels in the Head and Neck
Ultrasound-Doppler of the Vessels in the Lower Extremities
Ultrasound of the Abdominal Organs:
• Liver, gallbladder, pancreas, spleen
Ultrasound of the Urinary System:
• Kidneys, adrenal glands, urinary bladder
Ultrasound of the Thyroid Gland
Ultrasound of the Lymph Nodes
Medical Support
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Examinations by Indication (additional fee):
• Calprotectin, lactoferrin (stool analysis)
• Gastrocolonoscopy
• Hair analysis for heavy metals
• Immunogram with an immunologist consultation
• Scheduling for CT/MRI with accompaniment
• Blood calcium, parathyroid hormone
• Consultations with other specialists:
– ENT, andrologist, cardiologist, gastroenterologist, allergist, nephrologist, proctologist, surgeon, vascular surgeon, pulmonologist, hepatologist, endocrinologist
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Proper preparation for the examination helps to obtain the most accurate laboratory and instrumental diagnostic results.
Preparation for Laboratory Tests (Blood Tests):
• Blood is drawn strictly on an empty stomach after 8–12 hours of overnight fasting.
• In the morning before the exam, do not eat or drink tea, coffee, juices, or other beverages (only plain, non-carbonated water is allowed).
• It is not recommended to chew gum or smoke before the blood draw.
Hydration: 1–2 hours before the exam, it is recommended to drink 1–2 glasses of plain, non-carbonated water.
Alcohol: 48 hours before the exam, completely refrain from alcohol consumption.
Diet: For the day prior to the exam, avoid overeating, fatty foods, and very spicy foods.
Physical Activity: For 24 hours, avoid intensive workouts, heavy physical labor, and visits to the sauna or steam bath. It is advisable to sit quietly for 10–15 minutes before blood collection.
Medications: If you take medications regularly, please inform your doctor in advance. Do not discontinue any prescribed treatment on your own.
Specifics for Hormone Testing:
• Prolactin is recommended to be measured in the morning, 2–3 hours after waking up.
• For 24 hours prior, avoid sexual intercourse, high-intensity physical activity, sauna visits, stressful situations, and breast stimulation.
• FSH, LH, and estradiol are usually recommended to be measured on the 2nd–5th day of the menstrual cycle (unless the doctor specifies otherwise).
• AMH can be measured on any day of the menstrual cycle.
• Thyroid hormone tests (TSH, free T3, and free T4) can be done on any day. If you are taking levothyroxine, it is recommended to have your blood drawn before your morning dose.
Preparation for Urinalysis:
• Use the first morning urine sample.
• Before collection, thoroughly clean the external genitalia.
• Collect the urine in a sterile disposable container.
• 30–50 ml is sufficient for the analysis.
• Deliver the sample to the laboratory within 1.5–2 hours after collection.
Preparation for the Gynecologist Consultation:
48 hours before the exam, it is recommended to:
• Refrain from sexual intercourse.
• Not use vaginal suppositories, creams, tablets, or perform douching (unless otherwise prescribed by your doctor).
• Not undergo the exam during menstruation (ideally 3–5 days after menstruation ends).
Before a pelvic ultrasound, follow your doctor’s instructions based on the method used:
• For a transabdominal ultrasound, the bladder should be moderately filled.
• For a transvaginal ultrasound, the bladder should be empty.
Preparation for Abdominal Ultrasound: For 2–3 days prior, it is recommended to avoid foods that increase gas production: legumes, cabbage, fresh bakery goods, milk, carbonated beverages, and large amounts of fresh vegetables and fruits.
• The examination is performed on an empty stomach after 6–8 hours of fasting.
Preparation for the Ultrasound of the Urinary System:
• 1 hour before the exam, it is necessary to drink 500–700 ml of non-carbonated water and avoid urinating until the exam is completed.
Before the ultrasound of the vessels, it is recommended:
• Not to smoke for 2–3 hours.
• To avoid coffee, strong tea, and energy drinks.
Preparation for the Mammologist Consultation and Breast Ultrasound:
• It is optimal to have the exam performed on the 5th–12th day of the menstrual cycle. In the absence of menstruation, the exam can be performed on any day.
Preparation for gastrocolonoscopy, stool analysis, immunogram, hair analysis for heavy metals, CT, and MRI is carried out separately. When these tests are prescribed, the patient will receive individual preparation instructions.
Laboratory and Instrumental Examination Methods:
Thyroid Hormones:
• TSH, free T3, free T4
Female Panel:
• Prolactin, FSH, LH, estradiol, AMH
Comprehensive Blood Analysis
Urinalysis
Fasting Blood Glucose
Renal Panel:
• Uric acid, urea, creatinine
Hepatic Panel:
• Total protein, albumin, total bilirubin, direct bilirubin, ALT, AST, alkaline phosphatase, GGT
Coagulation Profile
Lipid Panel:
• Triglycerides, cholesterol, HDL, LDL, VLDL, atherogenic coefficient
Ferritin
RW (syphilis), HIV, Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C
Vitamin D, Homocysteine
Consultation with a Gynecologist:
• Colposcopy, examination, vaginal flora smear, oncocytology, pelvic ultrasound
Consultation with a Mammologist + Breast Ultrasound
Consultation with a Therapist:
• Weight measurement, dietary recommendations, and the creation of an individual examination plan, taking into account age
Ultrasonographic Diagnostics:
Ultrasound of the Cardiovascular System
Cardiac Ultrasound (Doppler)
Ultrasound-Doppler of the Vessels in the Head and Neck
Ultrasound-Doppler of the Vessels in the Lower Extremities
Ultrasound of the Abdominal Organs:
• Liver, gallbladder, pancreas, spleen
Ultrasound of the Urinary System:
• Kidneys, adrenal glands, urinary bladder
Ultrasound of the Thyroid Gland
Ultrasound of the Lymph Nodes
Medical Support
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Examinations by Indication (additional fee):
• Calprotectin, lactoferrin (stool analysis)
• Gastrocolonoscopy
• Hair analysis for heavy metals
• Immunogram with an immunologist consultation
• Scheduling for CT/MRI with accompaniment
• Blood calcium, parathyroid hormone
• Consultations with other specialists:
– ENT, andrologist, cardiologist, gastroenterologist, allergist, nephrologist, proctologist, surgeon, vascular surgeon, pulmonologist, hepatologist, endocrinologist
----------------------------------------------
Proper preparation for the examination helps to obtain the most accurate laboratory and instrumental diagnostic results.
Preparation for Laboratory Tests (Blood Tests):
• Blood is drawn strictly on an empty stomach after 8–12 hours of overnight fasting.
• In the morning before the exam, do not eat or drink tea, coffee, juices, or other beverages (only plain, non-carbonated water is allowed).
• It is not recommended to chew gum or smoke before the blood draw.
Hydration: 1–2 hours before the exam, it is recommended to drink 1–2 glasses of plain, non-carbonated water.
Alcohol: 48 hours before the exam, completely refrain from alcohol consumption.
Diet: For the day prior to the exam, avoid overeating, fatty foods, and very spicy foods.
Physical Activity: For 24 hours, avoid intensive workouts, heavy physical labor, and visits to the sauna or steam bath. It is advisable to sit quietly for 10–15 minutes before blood collection.
Medications: If you take medications regularly, please inform your doctor in advance. Do not discontinue any prescribed treatment on your own.
Specifics for Hormone Testing:
• Prolactin is recommended to be measured in the morning, 2–3 hours after waking up.
• For 24 hours prior, avoid sexual intercourse, high-intensity physical activity, sauna visits, stressful situations, and breast stimulation.
• FSH, LH, and estradiol are usually recommended to be measured on the 2nd–5th day of the menstrual cycle (unless the doctor specifies otherwise).
• AMH can be measured on any day of the menstrual cycle.
• Thyroid hormone tests (TSH, free T3, and free T4) can be done on any day. If you are taking levothyroxine, it is recommended to have your blood drawn before your morning dose.
Preparation for Urinalysis:
• Use the first morning urine sample.
• Before collection, thoroughly clean the external genitalia.
• Collect the urine in a sterile disposable container.
• 30–50 ml is sufficient for the analysis.
• Deliver the sample to the laboratory within 1.5–2 hours after collection.
Preparation for the Gynecologist Consultation:
48 hours before the exam, it is recommended to:
• Refrain from sexual intercourse.
• Not use vaginal suppositories, creams, tablets, or perform douching (unless otherwise prescribed by your doctor).
• Not undergo the exam during menstruation (ideally 3–5 days after menstruation ends).
Before a pelvic ultrasound, follow your doctor’s instructions based on the method used:
• For a transabdominal ultrasound, the bladder should be moderately filled.
• For a transvaginal ultrasound, the bladder should be empty.
Preparation for Abdominal Ultrasound: For 2–3 days prior, it is recommended to avoid foods that increase gas production: legumes, cabbage, fresh bakery goods, milk, carbonated beverages, and large amounts of fresh vegetables and fruits.
• The examination is performed on an empty stomach after 6–8 hours of fasting.
Preparation for the Ultrasound of the Urinary System:
• 1 hour before the exam, it is necessary to drink 500–700 ml of non-carbonated water and avoid urinating until the exam is completed.
Before the ultrasound of the vessels, it is recommended:
• Not to smoke for 2–3 hours.
• To avoid coffee, strong tea, and energy drinks.
Preparation for the Mammologist Consultation and Breast Ultrasound:
• It is optimal to have the exam performed on the 5th–12th day of the menstrual cycle. In the absence of menstruation, the exam can be performed on any day.
Preparation for gastrocolonoscopy, stool analysis, immunogram, hair analysis for heavy metals, CT, and MRI is carried out separately. When these tests are prescribed, the patient will receive individual preparation instructions.
