Healthy Man Package

Price: 2239

Prevention cannot be neglected for anyone that wants to keep in top shape throughout their lives, making it possible to detect health risks early and to initiate the appropriate treatment should any problems arise. These tests show whether the thyroid gland is working properly; whether there are serious risks of diseases of affluence such as cardiovascular disorders and diabetes; or prostate cancer.

Important instructions

If you are scheduled for blood collection, please keep in mind a few basic rules that will assure correct results. Starting at around 4 p.m. on the day before collection, you should limit the intake of certain foods such as alcohol, chocolate, and nuts and avoid demanding physical activity as both could distort the results. A light diet is recommended. It is advisable to drink a larger quantity of water or unsweetened tea (at least a quarter of a litre) before leaving home.

Tests in this health package (20)

ALT

A normal ALT value is an indicator of proper liver functions. Normal values in adults are 0.1-0.78 μkat / l.

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GGT

GGT is an indicator of chronic liver tissue stress during detoxification. Normal values are up to 0.84 μkat / l in a healthy man and up to 0.68 μkat / l in a healthy woman.

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Glycemia

An elevated blood sugar level above 7.00 mmol / l measured at any time within 24 hours indicates diabetes. Normal glucose values in adults range between 3.33-5.59 mmol / l.

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Triacylglycerols

Triacylglycerols are fats stored in fat tissue and serve as a reservoir of energy. Their elevated level in blood is one of the risk factors of fat attaching itself to arterial walls and the subsequent complications due to insufficient blood flow to the organs. Normal values in adults are 0.68-1.69 mmol / l.

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LDL-cholesterol

LDL cholesterol is a blood fat that affects the health of our hearts and blood vessels. It's also referred to as the "bad" cholesterol, so we should try to keep its level as low as possible, with reference values up to 3.00 mmol / l.

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PSA

Elevated values of the Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA) may indicate early stage prostate cancer. Its normal values are up to 2.50 μg / l.

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Free prostate-specific antigen (fPSA)

fPSA is one of the PSA forms that can be specifically examined. If the PSA levels are between 4 - 10 ng / mL, fPSA should also be determined. The resulting concentration of fPSA is not evaluated, but the ratio of fPSA / PSA x 100 concentrations (in percent) is.

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2proPSA

2proPSA is a sensitive parameter that helps to clarify the risk of prostate cancer.

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PHI - Prostate Health Index

The PHI parameter is the so-called Prostate Health Index calculated from PSA and 2proPSA levels. A PHI below 30 means a low probability of cancer.

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TSH

TSH is a hormone produced by the pituitary gland that stimulates the production of thyroid hormones necessary for proper growth and development.

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Testosterone

Testosterone is a male sexual hormone whose production begins to rise sharply in puberty and declines after the age of 50. It has no direct relationship to the development of cancers of the genital tract, but it can be part of clinical manifestations of the disease.

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Blood Screening - Hematocrit (HTC)

Hematocrit is the ratio of the volume of red blood cells to the total volume of blood depending on the number and size of the red blood cells.

Blood count includes these individual examinations:
Blood count - Hematocrit (HTC)
Blood count - Hemoglobin (HGB)
Blood count - Mean Erythrocyte Volume (MCV)
Blood count - Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin (MCH)
Blood count - Mean Corpuscular Hemoglobin Concentration (MCHC)
Blood count - Thrombocytes
Blood count - Erythrocytes (RBC)
Blood count - Leukocytes (WBC)