Check-up of the body – what is it?

The life of a modern person is scheduled literally by the minute – he has to constantly perform dozens of tasks during the day, hold meetings, play sports, communicate with friends and try to relax. In such a rhythm, it is quite rare to find time to visit a doctor and find out what state the body is in.

Statistics show that 98% of people visit the doctor in only one case – if something is very sick, and standard pharmacy products no longer help. In order to avoid such an unpleasant situation and not start health, it is necessary to allocate time and perform Check-up diagnostics, which will help to get a real picture of the state of the body.

What is Check-up?

Check-up diagnostics is a program for early diagnostics of an organism or its individual groups. In simple terms, this is a comprehensive examination by a therapist and highly specialized specialists, during which existing and possible health problems are identified. With the help of Check-up, it is possible to detect most diseases in the early stages, including oncology, so such diagnostics will help not only stay healthy, but also save lives in some situations.

Diagnosis of the body can be general – it is carried out in cases where there are no chronic diseases, and specialized – individual specialists are involved who examine certain organs and systems of the body.

Who should undergo Check-up diagnostics

In most cases, a complete diagnosis of the body is carried out after reaching 30 years. Although there are cases when Check-up is necessary even earlier. If there are frequent ailments and weakness, migraines, constant sleep problems, fatigue and loss of appetite, then these are sure signs that it is necessary to undergo a comprehensive diagnosis.

Naturally, such symptoms may indicate stress and a heavy workload at work, but perhaps these are signs of incipient serious diseases that can only be dealt with in a clinical setting.

Do not forget that Check-up is especially needed when planning a conception, before serious projects, or in cases where a person is professionally involved in sports.

Procedures used for examination

The complete Check-up diagnostic program includes:

• Visiting a therapist and highly specialized specialists – a neurologist, cardiologist, urologist, gynecologist, ophthalmologist, etc.;
• Laboratory tests – blood, urine, hormones;
• Hardware procedures – MRI, ECG, ultrasound, gastro and colonoscopy.