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Full Body Health Checkup for Men
A complete body checkup, also called a whole body checkup, is a thorough medical examination that evaluates your overall health. It includes detailed tests to assess vital organs and detect potential health issues early. A Full Body Health Checkup is more than a routine visit; it provides a complete picture of your well-being.
At Medicover Hospitals, our full body checkup for men focuses on prevention and early detection. Since problems like high blood pressure, diabetes, cholesterol, and prostate issues can develop silently, we include blood tests and imaging scans like ultrasounds and X-rays. Regular screenings ensure timely care and long-term wellness.
Why Should Men Get a Full Body Checkup?
Men often put their health on the back burner, but preventive care can make a world of difference. Men need a Full body Checkup to catch health problems early before they become serious. Many diseases, like heart problems, diabetes, and prostate issues, can develop without clear symptoms.
This checkup helps men:
- Finding health problems early, before they become serious.
- Monitoring and managing existing health conditions like blood pressure, diabetes, or cholesterol
- Get personalized lifestyle and diet guidance to stay healthy
- Screening for diseases specific to men’s health.
Symptoms That Indicate a Whole Body Health Checkup for a male Is Needed
If you experience any of the following symptoms, consider scheduling an advanced full-body checkup with scans for early detection and treatment.
- Unexplained weight loss
- Constant tiredness or weakness
- Chest pain or tightness
- Sleep issues or loud snoring
- Changes in bathroom habits (urination or bowel movements)
- Persistent cough, fever, or cold
- Lumps or unusual swellings
- Frequent headaches or dizziness
- Mood swings, anxiety, or depression
- Men over 40 should get regular checkups, even without symptoms
Early evaluation at Medicover hospitals can help find underlying health issues and ensure timely treatment.
What Happens During the Whole body checkup?
When you choose the complete body Checkup for Men at Medicover Hospitals, here’s what the process includes:
- Vital signs check, like blood pressure, heart rate,and BMI
- Blood & Urine Tests to check cholesterol, blood sugar, kidney and liver function
- Imaging tests (such as X-ray or ultrasound)
- Heart screening tests (ECG or treadmill test, if included)
- Consultation with a physician for a detailed explanation of your results and health advice
Full Body Health Checkup for Men - Test Details and What to Expect
The whole body Health Checkup for Men at Medicover Hospitals gives you a complete view of your health in just one visit. It includes essential tests for your heart, liver, kidneys, thyroid, blood sugar, cholesterol, and other key health indicators. It also checks for common male health issues like prostate problems and vitamin deficiencies.
Recommended for men aged 40 and above, this checkup helps identify early signs of health problems, allowing you to take action promptly.
Below is a simple breakdown of each test, what it checks, and what your results could mean.
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Get Second Opinion| Test / Category | Purpose / What It Indicates |
|---|---|
| TSH (Thyroid Stimulating Hormone) | Evaluates thyroid function to detect hypo/hyperthyroidism and monitor metabolism, weight, and hormonal balance. |
| CBP (Complete Blood Picture) | Assesses overall blood health, detecting infections, anemia, immune status, and oxygen-carrying capacity. |
| CUE (Complete Urine Examination) | Detects urinary tract infections, kidney issues, or metabolic disorders and monitors hydration and urinary system health. |
| FBS (Fasting Blood Sugar) | Measures fasting glucose to screen for diabetes and blood sugar disorders. |
| HbA1c (Glycosylated Hemoglobin) | Shows average blood sugar over 2–3 months to monitor long-term diabetes control. |
| Blood Grouping and Rh Typing | Identifies blood group and Rh factor, essential for transfusions, pregnancy care, and emergencies. |
| Lipid Profile | Measures cholesterol and triglycerides to assess cardiovascular risk and lipid imbalance. |
| Hepatitis C (Anti-HCV) | Detects past or present Hepatitis C infection to assess liver health and infection risk. |
| LFT (Liver Function Test) | Checks liver enzymes and overall liver function to detect fatty liver, hepatitis, inflammation, or liver damage. |
| Electrolytes (Sodium, Potassium, Chloride) | Evaluates electrolyte balance to monitor hydration, kidney, nerve, and heart function. |
| Uric Acid | Assesses uric acid levels; high levels may suggest gout or kidney disease, low levels may indicate liver/kidney issues. |
| TMT (Treadmill Test) | Evaluates heart function under physical stress to detect angina, blockages, or abnormal cardiac response. |
| Calcium | Measures calcium levels for bone, muscle, nerve, and heart health; imbalances may indicate bone disease, kidney dysfunction, vitamin D issues, or parathyroid disorders. |
| Stool Examination | Detects digestive problems, infections, bleeding, or parasites. |
| CT Brain (No Contrast) | Brain imaging to detect stroke, trauma, bleeding, swelling, or tumors. |
| CT Coronary Angiography | Non-invasive imaging to check the heart arteries for plaque buildup or blockages, indicating early heart disease. |
| SGPT/ALT & SGOT/AST | Detects liver enzyme levels; high values may indicate liver damage, alcohol-related injury, or bile duct disease. |
| Hepatitis B (HBsAg) | Screens for Hepatitis B infection; a positive result indicates active infection. |
| Pulmonary Function Test (PFT) | Measures lung capacity and efficiency; reduced function suggests asthma, COPD, or other lung disease. |
| HIV Test (Type I & II) | Screens for HIV infection to detect early or ongoing infection. |
| CRP (C-Reactive Protein) | Detects inflammation; high levels indicate infection, inflammation, or autoimmune conditions. |
| Serum Creatinine | Measures kidney filtration efficiency, a key marker of kidney function. |
| Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN) | Evaluates kidney performance and protein metabolism alongside creatinine. |
| ECG (Electrocardiogram) | Records the heart’s electrical activity to detect rhythm disturbances, irregularities, or blockages. |
| 2D Echo with Color Doppler | Creates images of the heart to check structure, pumping ability, and blood flow. |
| X-Ray Chest (PA View) | Visualizes lungs and chest to detect infections, tumors, or other abnormalities. |
| Ultrasound Abdomen & Prostate (USG) | Examines abdominal and pelvic organs (liver, kidneys, bladder, prostate) for enlargement, disease, or abnormalities. |
| BMI & Vitals (BP, HR, Temp) | Monitors body weight, blood pressure, pulse, and temperature as key health and lifestyle indicators. |
| PSA (Prostate-Specific Antigen) | Screens prostate health; elevated levels may indicate prostate infection, enlargement, or cancer. |
What Happens After the Whole Body Checkup?
Your care doesn’t end when the tests are done; it's just the beginning of your journey to better health. At Medicover Hospitals, we ensure you leave not only with your results, but with a clear plan for your well-being.
- Comprehensive Report: You will receive a complete report with all your test results, clearly explaining each detail.
- Doctor Consultation: Our experienced doctors will walk you through every finding, answer your questions and address your concerns.
- Personalized Guidance: Based on your results, we offer tailored lifestyle and dietary recommendations to help you live a healthier, happier life.
- Follow-up Care: If we detect any abnormalities, we’ll arrange further tests or specialist consultations so you stay on the right track.
At Medicover Hospitals, we’re committed to supporting your long-term health with clear, actionable steps and compassionate care.
What are The Benefits of a Full Body Checkup?
Choosing a Whole Body Checkup at Medicover Hospitals is an investment in your future health. Here’s why it matters:
Here's how it can make a real difference for you:
- Early Detection: Early identification of potential issues, before they become serious.
- Prevention: Address risk factors like high cholesterol, blood pressure or diabetes before they lead to complications.
- Personalized Advice: Get recommendations on diet, exercise and lifestyle for better health.
- Peace of Mind: Know your health status and reduce anxiety with regular checkups.
- Improved Quality of Life: Catch issues early, manage them and enjoy a healthier, more active life.
- Ongoing Support: If needed, follow-up care ensures you stay on track with your health goals.
How to Book a Full Body Checkup for Men with Medicover Hospitals?
Booking a Whole Body Checkup for Men with Medicover Hospitals is simple:
- Choose Nearest Branch: Select your nearest Medicover center and the package that's right for you.
- Book Online: Select the full body checkup package for men, choose a time, and confirm instantly.
- Visit Us on Appointment Day: Walk in on your appointment day for your checkup.
- Call Our Helpline: If you have any doubts or queries, our friendly team will guide you through the booking process.
Our team will guide you every step of the way, ensuring a smooth and easy experience. Take the first step towards better health today.
Important Full Body Checkup Tests for Men with Normal Values
| Anti HCV | Negative |
|---|---|
| Blood Grouping and Rh | According to ABO system; Rh Positive (+) or Negative (−) |
| Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN) | 7–20 mg/dL |
| CBP (Complete Blood Picture) |
Red Blood Cells (RBC): 4.35–5.65 million/µL White Blood Cells (WBC): 4,500–11,000/µL Platelets: 150,000–450,000/µL |
| ECG | Normal sinus rhythm |
| ESR (Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate) | 0–20 mm/hr (male), 0–30 mm/hr (female) |
| Vitamin B12 | 200–900 pg/mL |
| Vitamin D (25 OH) | 30–100 ng/mL |
| FBS (Fasting Blood Glucose) | 70–100 mg/dL |
| Gamma GT | 0–51 U/L |
| HbA1C (Glycosylated Haemoglobin) |
<5.7% (non-diabetic) 5.7–6.4% (pre-diabetic) ≥6.5% (diabetic) |
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040-68334455Frequently Asked Questions
Full body health checkups are recommended for individuals above 35 years of age, those with a family history of chronic diseases, people leading sedentary lifestyles, and those with pre-existing health conditions.
Yes, post-test consultations with a physician are often included in whole-body checkup packages. You can discuss your results, ask questions, and receive guidance on any necessary follow-up actions.
The frequency of full body Health Checkups depends on factors like age, overall health status, family history and lifestyle. It is generally recommended to undergo a checkup annually or as advised by your healthcare provider.
Yes, fasting is usually required for 8-12 hours before certain tests during a whole-body checkup. However, water intake is typically allowed during fasting.
The duration of a full body Health Checkup can vary depending on the tests included. It may take a few hours to complete all the required examinations and consultations.
Generally, full body Health Checkups are safe. However, there may be slight risks associated with certain tests, such as discomfort during blood sample collection or allergic reactions to contrast agents used in imaging tests.
If abnormalities are detected, further evaluation or additional tests may be recommended by your healthcare provider to determine the cause and appropriate course of action.
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