Our experienced doctors provide you with one-on-one detailed medical clinical consultation, in-depth understanding of your past medical records and examination of your current physical condition. Based on your physical condition and concerns, the doctor will recommend the following physical examinations for you:

Body Mass Index (BMI)

The basic physical examination includes measuring height, measuring weight, and calculating body mass index (BMI), also known as body mass index. Being overweight and thin can affect health, including increasing the risk of hypertension, heart disease, diabetes and cancer.

Blood test

Blood reflects the health status of internal organs and tissues throughout the body. When there is an abnormality in a certain part of the body, the composition of blood will be affected. Blood examination can test whether various diseases (such as cancer, diabetes, anemia, cholesterol, hepatitis B, blood sugar, etc.), organs are normal and follow-up treatment is effective.

Static electrocardiogram

Static electrocardiogram is a method of recording the rhythm and electrical activity of the heart. Through this test, one can understand the health status of the heart and observe whether there are any abnormalities when the heart is at rest. Based on the static electrocardiogram, the doctor will recommend other tests for follow-up.

Exercise electrocardiogram

An electrocardiogram (ECG) is an assessment of whether the heart is experiencing myocardial hypoxia, abnormalities, ischemia, or arrhythmia during exercise, as the burden on the heart increases and the demand for oxygen increases.

ultrasonic

Ultrasonic waves display various organs and tissues of the body as images through high-frequency sound waves. Ultrasonic scanning is painless and harmless to the human body, without radiation, so the examination is very safe and reliable.

Ultrasonic scanning can examine multiple major organs and related diseases within the human body. Based on your physical condition, the doctor will recommend upper abdominal ultrasound (liver, gallbladder, pancreas, spleen, kidneys), breast ultrasound, uterine ovarian or prostate ultrasound, etc.

For women's health assessment and men's health assessment, please refer to the following details:

Women's Health Assessment

Men's Health Assessment