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Routine Health Check-up (Men/Women)
At KMCH, we offer a comprehensive Routine Health Check-up program designed to assess your overall health and well-being. Invest in your well-being: schedule your routine health check-up today for a healthier tomorrow.
Tests Included:
This test is meticulously curated to provide a detailed insight into your health status, covering various aspects from preventive care to early detection of health issues.
- Physical Examination
- Complete Blood Cell Count (Hb, PCV, CHC, MCV, MCH, Total WBC Count, Differential Count, Total RBC Count, Platelet Count)
- ESR
- Fasting Blood Glucose
- Serum Creatinine
- Serum Cholesterol
- Blood Grouping & Typing
- ECG
- Chest X-Ray
- Urine Complete Analysis
- Motion Complete Analysis
- Physician Consultation
- Diet Counseling
- Gynaecologist's Consultation (For Women only)
- Pap Smear (For Women only)
What Should You Know Before The Test
Before coming for health check-up, do not take anything but plain water if needed (not even coffee or tea) in the morning. A small stool sample should be brought in a clean plastic or glass container. If desired, the container may be collected from MHC dept. adjacent to main reception - Room No. 1004. Come on an empty stomach around 7.15 am. Do bring your previous medical records and the latest prescriptions / medicines. Complete your check-up by 6.00 pm (or earlier in certain cases) and collect your Master Health Check-up File.
Please fix up prior appointment at our MHC department at the following number: +91 95007 12888, (0422) 4323727 between 9 am and 5 pm on all working days except Sundays and selected public holidays.
Yes. Additional test can be done and would be charged extra. Certain tests are done at a concessional rate for Master Health Check-up patients.
Yes, complimentary morning coffee / tea with biscuits will be served and lunch will be provided at the cafeteria.
Age over 30 yrs, Over weight / Obese, Stressful & high tension job, Smokers / Alcoholics, High blood pressure, Family history of diabetes or having diabetes, High blood cholesterol, Sendentary life style(not very active life style), Family history of heart disease.