Check Up

Although the person has no complaints, the right time to scan allows many different diseases to be diagnosed at an early stage and to be treated appropriately when necessary.

Considering age, genetic heritage, environmental and risk factors for people who do not have any health problems, check-ups as health screening should be performed at regular intervals in order to prevent possible diseases or to diagnose and treat existing disorders in the early period.

During check-ups, blood pressure, fever, heart and respiratory rate are measured to determine the general health status of the person. A blood and urine sample is then requested. Then, interviews with many branches of medicine such as cardiology, chest diseases, internal medicine neurology, otolaryngology, obstetrics and urology are provided. The physician of each branch may request additional examinations when necessary or evaluate the condition of the person by checking the tests requested by the previous physician on the screen.

Since check-up is a specially prepared health screening programs, the number of branches and physicians that the person should see may differ. This may cause the types of tests requested from the individual to differ.