Compact Checkup (Health Screening Package)

· Those in Bangkok, Thailand looking for health screenings.
· Those with concerns in health conditions.
· Those who wish to identify and manage potential health risks.
· Those who wish to screen for potential chronic diseases.
· Those who wish to start a healthy lifestyle.

An annual check-up is a good way to identify a specific condition or diagnose a disease early, when no apparent symptoms are detected. Early detection can give you the opportunity to get the right treatment at the right time, which is beneficial for long-term quality of life. This also reduces the risks of getting complications in the future.

Compact Checkup at our affiliated hospital is a light screening package that is suitable for those who would like to know their overall health condition. It is most recommended for young adults.

· Physical Examination
· Vital Sign Measurement
· BMI
· CBC
· FBS
· Cholesterol
· Triglyceride
· HDL
· LDL
· BUN
· Creatinine
· SGPT
· SGOT
· ALP
· ALP
· HBs Ag
· Anti-HBs
· UA
· Stool Occult Blood
· EKG
· Chest X-ray
· Check-Up Report
· Starbucks Coupon

<Advantages>
· Screens for various diseases
· Gives insights on how to live a healthy life
· Opportunity to make an early treatment strategy
· Identifies your body needs or deficiencies

<Limitations>
· Fasting for at least 8 to 12 hrs is required

Our affiliated hospital recommends this pre-screening preparation steps to ensure a smooth and accurate examination:

General Preparation:
· Please fast for at least 10 to 12 hrs before a blood sample is taken. Drinking plain water is allowed. Our affiliated hospital will provide a light refreshment after your assessment.
· If you are taking medication or are on special dietary restrictions under doctor's prescription, please continue to do so or contact our affiliated hospital for further advice.
· Please bring along your previous medical records/ your health information and/or your current medication to assist our affiliated doctor in providing a better care.
· Please bring your ID card or passport with you and arrive at least 10 to 15 mins earlier than your appointment time.

Urine and Stool Sample Collection:
· This should be collected on the day of your visit.
· For women, urine sample collection should be done 10 days after the last day of your period.

Declaration of Illness:
· Please inform the medical personnel if you have any underlying disease.
· Please also inform the staff if you feel unwell before the screening.

Chest X-Ray:
· Although only a low dose of radiation is used, it is highly recommended to avoid chest x-ray if you are pregnant. Please declare if you are pregnant or suspected to be pregnant.

Pelvic Exam and Pap Smear Preparation:
· Please ensure you are not menstruating or pregnant when pap smear is being performed. If it occurs on the day of your appointment, please inform our affiliated nurse to schedule the test later.
· This procedure should be performed 10 days after the last day of your period.
· Avoid using vaginal cream, lubricant jelly or any vaginal medications 2 days before the test.
· Abstain from sexual intercourse 24 hrs before the test.

Exercise Stress Test (EST):
· Bring along your jogging attire and shoes.
· Avoid high-fat meals, caffeine and alcohol at least 24 hrs prior to the test.
· Avoid any food 2 hrs prior to the test.

Ultrasound of Abdomen:
· For the upper abdomen, fasting for 4 to 6 hrs before the test is advised.
· For the lower abdomen, you are required to drink plenty of water and advised to not empty the bladder before the test.
· You may feel cold during the examination due to the application of gel.

Mammogram / Breast Ultrasound:
· For Mammogram test, avoid using powder or lotion on the breast or armpit before the test.
· It is highly recommended to get this test 5 days after menstruation.

· Essential Program
· Complete Program
· Complete Plus Program
· Extra Life Program
· Extra Life Plus Program

Q1: When will I get my results?
A1: Significantly abnormal result(s) will be informed to you within 3 to 7 days. Normal or slightly abnormal report will be posted to you within 2 weeks.

Q2: Why is health screening important?
A2: It is important to check for underlying or potential diseases so that you can enjoy a better quality of life. Seeing the doctor only when you are sick can be damaging to your health, especially when the condition is already serious.

Q3: How often should I go for health screening?
A3: It is recommended to get your health check-up once every 1 to 3 years, depending on your age and medical condition.

Q4: I feel healthy. Do I need to go for a health screening?
A4: 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.

Q5: I don't have any known medical problems but my family members do. So do I need to go for more screenings?
A5: This depends on your doctor's consultation on your conditions. More frequent health screenings or other additional tests may be recommended. The tests you need depend on your individual risk factors and health status.

[Clinic Name] Bangpakok 9 International Hospital
[Location] Bangkok, Thailand
[Nearest Station/ Nearest Tourist Destination] 10 mins drive from shopping malls such as Central Rama 2 and The Bright Rama 2, 20 mins drive from Baiyoke Tower 2
[Clinic Opening Time] Open 24 hrs