Know More About This Test

Preventive Health Care Pack–1 is a curated group of screening tests designed to identify early signs of common lifestyle and metabolic diseases. It typically covers blood sugar, lipid profile, liver and kidney function, complete blood count, and basic urine analysis. These parameters together provide a broad snapshot of internal organ health before symptoms appear. Hospitals recommend such packages because many conditions like diabetes, anemia, kidney disease, and liver dysfunction progress silently for years.

Why Is This Test Recommended?

This package is advised to detect diseases at an early, treatable stage, assess overall metabolic and organ health, and identify nutritional deficiencies or anemia. It helps monitor people with sedentary lifestyles and provides a baseline for future comparison. Preventive testing focuses on risk detection, not diagnosis alone. Small deviations in blood or organ markers can signal future disease, allowing early lifestyle or medical intervention.

What Do the Results Indicate?

Normal values indicate good health; mild deviations signal early risk. The package measures metabolic health, blood quality, liver and kidney function, and infection indicators. Reports are reviewed collectively to assess overall health rather than isolated values.

How Is the Test Performed and Prepared For?

Blood and urine samples are collected in a single visit. The process is simple and usually completed within minutes. Fasting for 8–10 hours is usually required. Drink water only. Avoid alcohol 24 hours before test. Inform doctor about medications.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

• Is this suitable for healthy people?
  Yes, especially adults over 30; preventive screening helps detect silent conditions before symptoms appear.

• How often should it be done?
  Once a year; annual screening helps track health trends and catch early changes.

• Does it detect cancer?
  No, but detects risk factors; it identifies metabolic and organ dysfunction that may increase disease risk.

• Is fasting mandatory?
  Usually yes; fasting ensures accurate blood sugar and lipid measurements.

• Can it replace doctor visits?
  No, but supports early care; abnormal results should be discussed with a doctor for proper evaluation.

• Is it gender-specific?
  No; this comprehensive package is suitable for both men and women for general health screening.