Brain Power Checkup (Health Screening For Brain Fatigue)

· Those in Bangkok, Thailand looking for annual health checkup packages.
· Those with age 40 years and above.
· Those with fatigue and short attention span.
· Those who wish to screen for brain fatigue.
· Those who wish to improve a healthy lifestyle.

Health checkups have always been one of the important things to do every year to update the health status and help identify any potential risks to be aware of so that early diagnosis and treatment can be done in time.

Brain Power Checkup is one of the health checkup packages available at our affiliated hospital which focuses on screening for any abnormalities in the brain of men and women aged 40 years and over. Suggestions on the treatment of brain fatigue may be made through methods such as behaviour modification, and dementia prevention.

There are lists of consultation, investigation, and laboratory tests to be performed within the package. You will be assisted to follow the procedures.

Consultation
· Physical examination
· Eye examination by an ophthalmologist
· Physical examination by a gastrointestinal specialist
· Physical examination by a gynecologist (female only)

Investigation
· Ultrasound whole abdomen
· Fibroscan
· Ankle-brachial index (ABI)
· Electrocardiogram (EKG)
· Exercise stress test (EST) or Echocardiogram (choose 1)
· Body composition (dietitian)
· CT chest low dose
· BMD part L-S spine and hip
· Audiogram
· POMS Test (BOOCS)
· Cervical cancer screening or Ultrasound transvaginal (OBG, GYN) (female only)
· Mammograms and ultrasound breast (female only)

Laboratory Test
· Complete blood count
· Glucose (fasting)
· Glycated Hb (HbA1c)
· Lipid set (cholesterol, triglycerides, HDL, LDL)
· Liver function test; ALT, AST, ALP, Total Bilirubin, Direct Bilirubin
· Kidney function test; Blood urea nitrogen (BUN)
· Kidney function test; Creatinine (plus eGFR)
· Electrolytes
· Uric acid
· Thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH)
· Thyroxine free (Free T4)
· Triiodothyronine free (Free T3)
· Vitamin D (25-Hydroxy Vitamin D Total)(NHS)
· Vitamin B12
· Carcinoembryonic Antigen (CEA) (SVH, SNH)
· Alpha fetoprotein (AFP) (SVH,BNH)
· Stool examination and occult blood
· Urine examination
· Microalbumin (Urine)
· Testosterone (male only)
· Prostatic Specific Antigen (PSA) (male only)
· Check-up report (E-Report)
· Hospital service and nursing service
· One set meal

<Advantages>
· Screens for various diseases
· Tests and screening available individually
· Giving insights on how to have a healthy life

<Limitations>
· Blood sample required for screenings
· Fasting for at least 10 to 12 hrs is required prior to the blood test (except sips of water)

· Complete fasting except for sips of water is required for at least 10 to 12 hrs prior to the blood test
· Do not consume any alcoholic beverages for 72 hrs before the blood test
· For urinalysis in women, please avoid collecting urine during the menstrual period; the sample can only be collected at least 3 to 5 days after the period
· Please contact the Advanced Diagnostic Centre on the 4th floor for a stool collection kit and the instruction before your health check-up appointment date as the sample must be returned within 2 hrs after collection for the most accurate laboratory test result
· For cervical cancer screening, the screening should be done while you are not in your menstrual period and at least 3 to 5 days after the period; please refrain from sexual intercourse 1 day before the screening
· For ultrasound of the upper and lower abdomen, please refrain from eating any food for 4 to 6 hrs prior to the screening; drink plenty of water and hold the urination until the process is done
· For Exercise Stress Test, please make an appointment before the examination; please refrain from consuming caffeine beverages and taking any medications that could affect the heart rate, wear trousers and bring your own sports shoes for your convenience during the test

Q1: How many days do I need to stop alcohol consumption before the blood test?
A1: Alcohol consumption should be stopped for at least 72 hrs prior to the blood test.

Q2: How often should I go for health screening?
A2: It is recommended to get your health check-up once every 1 to 3 years, depending on your age and medical condition.

Q3: I feel healthy. Do I need to go for a health screening?
A3: It is advisable for you to go for periodic health screening as this can identify health risks, detect any disease that has no apparent symptoms, or as a prevention measure.

Q4: How long do I have to wait for the results?
A4: The results of blood tests and examinations will be available in 3 to 4 hrs.

Q5: Will the check-up report be sent to me?
A5: An E-report will be sent electronically to you.

[Clinic Name] BNH Hospital
[Location] Bangkok, Thailand
[Nearest Station/ Nearest Tourist Destination] Takes about 10 mins walking to MRT Station Silom / BTS Chong Nonsi and 15 mins walking distance to a beautiful Lumphini Park
[Clinic Opening Time] Open 24 hrs