A Full Body Check, also known as a Comprehensive Health Check or Annual Health Check, typically includes a series of tests to evaluate overall health and detect potential health issues.

The tests may vary depending on age, gender, and medical history, but often include:

1. Blood Tests :
       – Complete Blood Count (CBC)
       – Blood Chemistry Tests (e.g., liver and kidney function, glucose, electrolytes)
       – Lipid Profile (cholesterol, triglycerides)
       – Thyroid Function Tests (TSH, T3, T4)
2. Urinalysis:
       – Urine Routine Examination
       – Urine Culture (if necessary)
3. Imaging Tests:
       – Chest X-ray
       – Electrocardiogram (ECG)
       – Ultrasound (abdomen, pelvis, or thyroid)
4. Cancer Screening:
       – Mammography (for women)
       – Pap Smear (for women)
       – Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA) test (for men)
       – Colorectal Cancer Screening (e.g., colonoscopy, stool test)
5. Infectious Disease Tests:
       – HIV Test
       – Hepatitis B and C Tests
       – Syphilis Test
6. Other Tests:
       – Body Mass Index (BMI) calculation
       – Blood Pressure measurement