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Basic Screening
A routine health screening to assess overall wellness using basic blood, urine, and biochemical tests, excluding peripheral blood examination. It helps in early detection of common health issues.
Advanced Full Body Screen
The Advanced Full Body Screen is a comprehensive health check-up that evaluates major body systems, including blood, liver, kidney, hormones, infections, and metabolic health. It helps in early detection of diseases, monitoring overall wellness, and identifying risk factors before symptoms appear.
Executive Screening Profile
A premium health screening covering major organ functions, advanced metabolic markers, thyroid tests, and cancer markers, providing a thorough and preventive health overview.
Anti Aging Profile (Female)
A specialized panel that combines essential health checks with a deep-dive into your hormonal balance. It targets the critical biomarkers regulating the aging process to help you optimize vitality and proactively manage your future health
Anti Aging Profile (Male)
A targeted health screening to assess hormone balance, metabolism, and key aging markers. Helps identify early signs of hormonal decline, fatigue, weight gain, and age-related changes, supporting better vitality and long-term wellness.
17-OH Progesterone
If your doctor is assessing adrenal hormone balance, CAH, or related endocrine concerns.
AFB Smear
If tuberculosis is possible (prolonged cough, weight loss, night sweats, exposure).
AMENORRHEA PROFILE BASIC
When symptoms suggest a hormone imbalance (periods, fertility, energy, weight, or excess hair) — discuss with your doctor which hormone to check.
AMENORRHEA PROFILE STANDARD
When symptoms suggest a hormone imbalance (periods, fertility, energy, weight, or excess hair) — discuss with your doctor which hormone to check.
Ammonia
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (To investigate hepatic encephalopathy, unexplained altered mental status, or urea cycle disorders.)
Amphetamine Screening
When drug screening is required for clinical, occupational, or legal reasons.
Amylase
If you have severe upper abdominal pain — amylase for possible pancreatitis.
ANAEMIA PROFILE BASIC
If you feel tired, pale, short of breath, or have heavy periods — checks for anaemia and blood cell health.
ANAEMIA PROFILE STANDARD
If you feel tired, pale, short of breath, or have heavy periods — checks for anaemia and blood cell health.
Anti Cardiolipin Antibody (IgG/IgM)
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (To evaluate suspected antiphospholipid syndrome.)
Anti mitochondrial Antibody
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (To help diagnose primary biliary cholangitis / primary biliary cirrhosis.)
Anti Streptolysin O
After sore throat if rheumatic fever or post-strep kidney disease is possible.
Anti-Cyclic Citrullinated Peptide
More specific than RF for rheumatoid arthritis when joint symptoms are present.
Anti-Mullerian Hormone
If you are planning fertility treatment or want an idea of ovarian reserve (egg supply).
Apolipoprotein A
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (To assess cardiovascular risk and evaluate HDL-related lipid metabolism.)
Apolipoprotein B
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (To assess atherogenic particle burden and cardiovascular risk.)
B-Cross Smooth Muscle Antibody
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (To support diagnosis of autoimmune hepatitis.)
B2 Glycoprotein IgG
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (To evaluate suspected antiphospholipid syndrome.)
B2 Glycoprotein IgM
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (To evaluate suspected antiphospholipid syndrome.)
Barbiturates Screening
When drug screening is required for clinical, occupational, or legal reasons.
Benzodiazepine Screening
When drug screening is required for clinical, occupational, or legal reasons.
Bilirubin (Direct)
Conjugated bilirubin — rises in bile duct blockage or liver cell problems.
Bilirubin (Indirect)
Helps split types of jaundice when total bilirubin is high.
Bilirubin (Neonatal)
If you have fatigue, abdominal discomfort, fatty liver risk, regular alcohol use, or abnormal screening — checks liver health.
Blood Group -ABO & Rh
Needed before transfusion, pregnancy, or certain surgeries — your blood group.
Brain Natriuretic Peptide
If you have shortness of breath or suspected heart failure — BNP rises when the heart is strained.
Brucella Agglutination Test
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (To diagnose suspected brucellosis.)
C-Reactive Protein
If you have infection, inflammation, or monitoring inflammatory disease activity.
Calprotectin Faecal
If you have ongoing diarrhoea, IBS vs IBD question — calprotectin rises with gut inflammation.
CARDIAC ENZYMES PROFILE
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (Cardiac enzyme panel to evaluate possible myocardial injury.)
Chlamydia trachomatis IgG
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (To assess past Chlamydia infection in the context of infertility or pelvic inflammatory disease.)
Chlamydia trachomatis IgM
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (To support diagnosis of recent Chlamydia infection.)
Cholesterol (Total)
If you are 40+ or have diabetes, high blood pressure, smoking, or family heart disease — assesses heart and stroke risk.
CKMB (Total)
Older heart injury marker; sometimes still used with other cardiac tests.
COAGULATION PROFILE
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (Coagulation profile for bleeding risk, pre-operative assessment or anticoagulant monitoring.)
Complement C3
In lupus or certain kidney diseases — complement levels fall with active disease.
Complement C4
Together with C3 in autoimmune and complement disorders.
Corrected Calcium
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (To assess true calcium status when albumin is abnormal.)
Creatinine (Spot Urine)
If you are over 40, have diabetes, high blood pressure, or family kidney disease — checks how well your kidneys filter waste.
Creatinine Clearance
If you are over 40, have diabetes, high blood pressure, or family kidney disease — checks how well your kidneys filter waste.
Culture & Sensitivity, Blood
If you have high fever, chills, or suspected bloodstream infection — critical in sepsis.
Culture & Sensitivity, Sputum
If you have productive cough, pneumonia, or chronic lung infection — identifies respiratory bacteria.
Culture & Sensitivity, Stool
If you have significant diarrhoea, especially with blood or after travel — looks for bacterial causes.
Culture & Sensitivity, Urine
If you have burning urine, frequency, urgency, or fever — finds the bacteria and which antibiotic works.
Cystatin C
Alternative kidney filtration marker when creatinine is less reliable.
Cytomegalovirus IgG
Past CMV exposure — important in pregnancy planning or before transplant.
Cytomegalovirus IgM
Recent or reactivated CMV infection.
D-Dimer
If you have leg swelling/pain or sudden breathlessness and your doctor wants to help rule out blood clots (DVT/PE).
Dengue Antibody Total (IgG & IgM)
If you have fever after travel or in dengue season — checks dengue antibodies.
Dengue NS1 Ag
Early dengue diagnosis in the first few days of fever.
Diastase (Urine Amylase)
If you have fatigue, abdominal discomfort, fatty liver risk, regular alcohol use, or abnormal screening — checks liver health.
Digoxin
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (To monitor medication levels and ensure therapeutic efficacy while avoiding toxicity.)
Direct Smear for Gram Stain
Quick look at bacteria type in fluids, swabs or sputum while culture is pending.
Electrolytes
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (To assess fluid and electrolyte balance, acid-base status, and monitor therapy.)
Epstein-Barr Virus VCA IgA
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (EBV VCA IgA used mainly for nasopharyngeal carcinoma screening in high-risk populations or endemic areas.)
Erythropoietin
If anaemia with kidney disease or unexplained high red cells — erythropoietin level.
Extractable Nuclear Antigen
Further autoimmune classification (SLE, Sjögren’s, mixed connective tissue disease).
Faecal Occult Blood
If you are 45–50+ or have bowel symptoms / family history — checks for hidden blood that may need colonoscopy follow-up.
FEMALE INFERTILITY PROFILE
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (Female infertility initial hormone panel.)
FEMALE INFERTILITY PROFILE STANDARD
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (Extended female infertility hormone panel.)
Fibrinogen
If you have bleeding/clotting problems, suspected DIC, or need surgery risk assessment.
Fibro Test - Max/LiverFAST
If you have fatigue, abdominal discomfort, fatty liver risk, regular alcohol use, or abnormal screening — checks liver health.
FOREIGN WORKER PROFILE (FEMALE)
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (Foreign worker (female) medical screening panel as required by regulation.)
FOREIGN WORKER PROFILE (MALE)
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (Foreign worker (male) medical screening panel as required by regulation.)
Free T3
For fuller thyroid assessment when hyperthyroidism or T3 issues are suspected.
Free T4
When TSH is abnormal or thyroid symptoms persist — shows the actual circulating thyroid hormone.
G6PD Screening
Important before certain medicines (e.g. primaquine, some antibiotics) or if you had sudden jaundice/haemolysis after infection or drugs — especially in males of certain ethnic backgrounds.
Gentamicin
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (To monitor medication levels and ensure therapeutic efficacy while avoiding toxicity.)
Glucose (Fasting) (3 points)
Fasting glucose — classic diabetes screening (you need to fast).
Glucose Tolerance Test (2 points)
Glucose tolerance test when borderline sugar or pregnancy diabetes is being checked.
Glycated Haemoglobin
If you are 35–45+, overweight, have family history of diabetes, PCOS, hypertension, or symptoms (thirst, frequent urination, blurred vision) — shows average sugar over 2–3 months. Also for monitoring known diabetes.
Glycated Haemoglobin (HBA1C)
If you are 35–45+, overweight, have family history of diabetes, PCOS, hypertension, or symptoms (thirst, frequent urination, blurred vision) — shows average sugar over 2–3 months. Also for monitoring known diabetes.
Growth Hormone
For growth disorders in children or suspected excess (acromegaly) / deficiency in adults — usually with stimulation tests.
Haemoglobin Analysis (Capillary Electrophoresis)
If you or your partner have family history of thalassaemia/haemoglobinopathy, or unexplained anaemia — checks for abnormal haemoglobins.
Haptoglobin
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (To investigate suspected haemolysis or haemolytic anaemia.)
Helicobacter pylori IgG
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (because it measures IgG antibodies in the blood against H. pylori.)
Helicobacter Pylori Urea Breath Test
If you are over 40, have diabetes, high blood pressure, or family kidney disease — checks how well your kidneys filter waste.
Hepatitis A Antibody
Hepatitis A immunity check.
Hepatitis A Antibody (Total)
To check immunity to hepatitis A (travel or vaccination status).
Hepatitis A IgM
If acute hepatitis symptoms (jaundice, nausea) — checks for recent hepatitis A.
Hepatitis B Core Antibody (Total)
Part of full hepatitis B panel to interpret infection stage.
Hepatitis B Surface Antibody
To check if you are immune to hepatitis B (after vaccination or past infection).
Hepatitis Be Antibody
Helps stage chronic hepatitis B.
Hepatitis Be Antigen
Shows whether hepatitis B is highly infectious / actively replicating.
Hepatitis C Antibody
If you have risk factors (past transfusions, injections, tattoos) or abnormal liver tests — hepatitis C antibody screen.
HEPATITIS PROFILE & HIV SCREEN
Part of liver/infection screening or when hepatitis risk factors or abnormal liver tests are present.
HEPATITIS PROFILE CARRIER STATUS STUDIES
Part of liver/infection screening or when hepatitis risk factors or abnormal liver tests are present.
Herpes Simplex IgG 1
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (To detect past or latent HSV-1 infection; useful in serostatus assessment or recurrent oral/genital lesion work-up.)
Herpes Simplex IgG 2
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (To detect past or latent HSV-2 infection; used in genital herpes evaluation or partner counselling.)
Herpes Simplex Type 1 IgM
Recent oral herpes (HSV-1) infection suspicion.
Herpes Simplex Type 2 IgM
Recent genital herpes (HSV-2) infection suspicion.
High Sensitivity C-Reactive Protein
If you want extra heart risk information beyond cholesterol — low-grade inflammation marker.
HIV Ag/Ab Screening
Recommended as part of adult health screening or if you have any exposure risk — early detection allows treatment.
Homeostatic Model Assessment
Estimates insulin resistance — useful in metabolic syndrome or PCOS.
IgG subclass 4
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (To investigate suspected IgG4-related disease or subclass deficiency.)
IgG subclasses (IgG1,IgG2,IgG3 ,IgG4)
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (To evaluate antibody deficiency or IgG4-related disease.)
Immunoglobulin A
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (To evaluate humoral immunity, selective IgA deficiency, or monitor certain diseases.)
Immunoglobulin G
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (To evaluate humoral immunity, hypogammaglobulinaemia, or monitor immune disorders.)
Immunoglobulin M
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (To evaluate acute humoral response or primary immunodeficiency.)
Insulin
If insulin resistance, PCOS, or unusual hypoglycaemia is suspected.
Iron
Part of iron studies when anaemia or iron overload is being investigated.
Ketamine Urine
When drug screening is required for clinical, occupational, or legal reasons.
Lactate
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (To evaluate tissue perfusion, sepsis, shock, or metabolic acidosis.)
Lactate CSF
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (To aid differentiation of bacterial versus viral meningitis.)
Lipoprotein a
Lipoprotein(a) — genetic heart risk factor; once-in-a-lifetime test if strong family heart disease.
Liverfact (Fibro Test - Act Test)
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (To stage liver fibrosis and necro-inflammatory activity without biopsy.)
LUPUS PROFILE
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (Lupus / autoimmune work-up panel for suspected SLE or related connective-tissue disease.)
Luteinizing Hormone
Together with FSH for fertility, PCOS, or pituitary assessment.
Magnesium
If you have muscle cramps, heart rhythm issues, or are on diuretics — magnesium.
Malaria Antigen
Rapid check when malaria is possible and quick answer is needed.
Malaria Parasite, Blood Film
If you have fever after travel to a malaria area — looks for malaria parasites in the blood.
MALE HORMONES PROFILE
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (Male hormone profile for hypogonadism, infertility or androgen assessment.)
MALE INFERTILITY PROFILE
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (Male infertility hormone and related testing panel.)
MDMA (Ecstasy) Screening
When drug screening is required for clinical, occupational, or legal reasons.
MENOPAUSE STATUS PROFILE BASIC
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (Basic menopause hormone assessment (FSH +/- oestradiol) for menopausal status.)
MENOPAUSE STATUS PROFILE STANDARD
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (Standard menopause panel with additional hormones for fuller evaluation.)
Methamphetamine Screening
When drug screening is required for clinical, occupational, or legal reasons.
Methotrexate
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (To monitor medication levels and ensure therapeutic efficacy while avoiding toxicity.)
Microalbumin (Spot Urine)
If you have fatigue, abdominal discomfort, fatty liver risk, regular alcohol use, or abnormal screening — checks liver health.
Morphine & Cannabinoid Screening
When drug screening is required for clinical, occupational, or legal reasons.
NT-proBNP (N-Terminal prohormone)
If you have breathlessness, swelling, or possible heart failure — helps confirm or rule out cardiac cause.
Opiates Screening
When drug screening is required for clinical, occupational, or legal reasons.
Paracetamol/Acetaminophen
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (To monitor medication levels and ensure therapeutic efficacy while avoiding toxicity.)
Parathyroid Hormone (PTH)
If calcium is high or low, or you have kidney disease / bone problems — parathyroid hormone.
Phencyclidine Screening
When drug screening is required for clinical, occupational, or legal reasons.
Procalcitonin
To aid diagnosis and monitoring of bacterial sepsis and guide antibiotic duration.
Procalcitonin
When bacterial sepsis is suspected — helps distinguish bacterial from viral illness and guide antibiotics.
Prolactin
If you have milky nipple discharge, irregular periods, or infertility — prolactin can be raised by stress, medicines or pituitary issues.
Protein Body Fluid
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (To characterise body fluid and aid diagnosis of effusion or inflammation.)
Protein CSF
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (To investigate CNS infection, inflammation, or barrier dysfunction.)
Rapid Plasma Reagin
Syphilis screening — part of STI or antenatal panels.
Reticulocytes
If you are being treated for anaemia or recovering from blood loss — shows whether your bone marrow is making new red cells.
Risk Stratification High Sensitive Cardiac Troponin I
High-sensitivity troponin for earlier detection of heart muscle injury in chest pain pathways.
Rubella IgG
Especially before pregnancy — confirms rubella immunity.
Rubella IgM
If recent rubella infection is suspected.
Serum Osmolality
Concentrated blood — useful in sodium/water balance disorders.
Sodium (Spot Urine)
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (To evaluate volume status and causes of sodium imbalance.)
STD PROFILE (with CTNG PCR)
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (STD screening panel including CT/NG PCR for sexually transmitted infection evaluation.)
Steato Test
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (To evaluate hepatic steatosis non-invasively.)
Steato Test Upgrade
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (To refine non-invasive assessment of fatty liver disease.)
Thrombin Time
If clotting tests are abnormal or fibrinogen problems are suspected.
Thyroid Peroxidase Antibody
If underactive thyroid or autoimmune thyroid disease (Hashimoto) is suspected — antibody that attacks the thyroid.
Thyroid Stimulating Immunoglobulin
If overactive thyroid (possible Graves’ disease) is suspected.
Total IgE
If you have allergies, eczema, or recurrent reactions — overall allergy tendency.
Total Procollagen Type 1 N-Terminal Peptide
Bone formation marker — used when monitoring osteoporosis treatment.
Toxoplasma IgG
Past toxoplasma exposure — important in pregnancy.
Toxoplasma IgM
Possible recent toxoplasma infection.
Transferrin
Transferrin — another iron transport protein in full iron panel.
Treponema Pallidum Antibody (VDRL)
Confirmatory syphilis test when screening is positive.
Troponin I
If you have chest pain, tightness, or suspected heart attack — detects heart muscle injury.
Troponin T
Same as Troponin I — emergency chest pain / suspected heart injury.
Urea
If you are over 40, have diabetes, high blood pressure, or family kidney disease — checks how well your kidneys filter waste.
Urea (spot)
If you are over 40, have diabetes, high blood pressure, or family kidney disease — checks how well your kidneys filter waste.
Urine Calcium
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (To investigate hypercalciuria, recurrent kidney stones, or disorders of calcium metabolism.)
Urine Chloride (Spot Urine)
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (To assess electrolyte and acid-base status or investigate volume depletion.)
Urine Cocaine Screening
When drug screening is required for clinical, occupational, or legal reasons.
Urine Cortisol
If you have unexplained weight change, fatigue, blood pressure issues, or suspected adrenal disorder.
Urine Magnesium
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (To investigate renal magnesium wasting or unexplained hypomagnesaemia.)
Urine Osmolality Assessment
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (To assess kidney concentrating ability, investigate polyuria, or evaluate fluid imbalance.)
Urine Potassium (24hr)
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (To evaluate potassium balance and investigate unexplained hypo- or hyperkalaemia.)
Vancomycin Level
Your doctor may recommend this based on your symptoms or risk factors. (To monitor medication levels and ensure therapeutic efficacy while avoiding toxicity.)
Vitamin D
If you have low sun exposure, darker skin, bone pain, muscle weakness, or autoimmune/metabolic conditions — vitamin D deficiency is very common.
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