Platinum Executive Health Check-up Program for Women (Over 45 Years)

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Platinum Executive Health Check-up Program for Women (Over 45 Years)

For women under stress from high-responsibility roles, offering a comprehensive health evaluation.

This includes assessing heart disease risk and screening for common cancers like breast cancer, cervical cancer, and colon cancer.

Health Check-up List

<ol> <li class="py-1"> Physical Examination by a Doctor (Physical Exam.) </li> <li class="py-1"> Chest & Heart X-ray (Chest X-ray) </li> <li class="py-1"> Urine Analysis </li> <li class="py-1"> Colon Cancer Screening (Stool Quad Test) </li> <li class="py-1"> Complete Blood Count (CBC) </li> <li class="py-1"> Fasting Blood Sugar (FBS) </li> <li class="py-1"> Glycated Hemoglobin (HbA1C) </li> <li class="py-1"> Blood Lipid Profile (Cholesterol, Triglyceride, HDL, LDL) </li> <li class="py-1"> Kidney Function Test (BUN, Creatinine) </li> <li class="py-1"> Liver Function Test (SGOT, SGPT, Alkaline Phos.) </li> <li class="py-1"> Uric Acid Test (for Gout) </li> <li class="py-1"> Thyroid Function Test (T3, FT4, TSH) </li> <li class="py-1"> Hepatitis B Virus Test (HBsAg) </li> <li class="py-1"> Hepatitis B Antibody Test (HBsAb) </li> <li class="py-1"> Hepatitis C Virus Test (Anti-HCV) </li> <li class="py-1"> Electrocardiogram (EKG) </li> <li class="py-1"> Vascular Screening (CAVI & ABI / TBI) </li> <li class="py-1"> Upper Abdomen Ultrasound </li> <li class="py-1"> Lower Abdomen Ultrasound </li> <li class="py-1"> Cervical Cancer & Gynecological Exam (Liquid Based Cytology & PV) </li> <li class="py-1"> Breast Cancer Screening (Digital Mammogram & Ultrasound Breast) </li> <li class="py-1"> Bone Density Test (Bone Densitometry) </li> <li class="py-1"> Blood Test for Myocardial Ischemia (Troponin-I) </li> <li class="py-1"> Coronary Artery Calcium Scan (CT Calcium Score) </li> <li class="py-1"> Exercise Stress Test (EST) </li> <li class="py-1"> Echocardiogram </li> <li class="py-1"> Electrolyte Level Test </li> <li class="py-1"> 11 Cancer Marker Blood Tests (Biomarkers Profile) </li> <ul> <li class="py-1"> Prostate Cancer: f-PSA, PSA </li> <li class="py-1"> Colon Cancer: CEA </li> <li class="py-1"> Breast Cancer: CA 15-3 </li> <li class="py-1"> Uterine Cancer: Beta-HCG </li> <li class="py-1"> Ovarian Cancer: CA 125 </li> <li class="py-1"> Pancreatic Cancer: CA 19-9 </li> <li class="py-1"> Liver Cancer: AFP, Ferritin </li> <li class="py-1"> Lung Cancer: NSE, HGH </li> </ul>

6-Item Eye Check-up Program

<ul> <li class="py-1"> Visual Acuity Test </li> <li class="py-1"> Vision Refraction Test </li> <li class="py-1"> Color Blindness Test </li> <li class="py-1"> Intraocular Pressure Test </li> <li class="py-1"> Optic Nerve Examination (Fundus Photography) </li> <li class="py-1"> Eye Disease Screening (Slit Lamp Examination) </li> </ul>

<li start="30"> Health Check-up Report Book (Check-up Report) </li> <li class="py-1"> Complimentary Food & Beverage </li>

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How to Prepare for Your Health Check-up

Please refrain from food and drink for at least 8 hours before your check-up.
Get an adequate amount of sleep the night before.
Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing to allow for blood pressure measurement and blood collection.
If you are pregnant or suspect you might be, please inform the staff before your check-up.

Preparing for Your Cervical Cancer Screening

You should schedule your cervical cancer screening for a time when you are not menstruating.
Do not douche before the examination.
Avoid using vaginal suppositories, creams, or spermicides for 48 hours before the test.
Refrain from sexual intercourse for 24 hours before the test.

Preparing for Your Mammogram

You should schedule your mammogram for 7-14 days after the start of your period, as your breasts will be less tender, making the procedure more comfortable (or schedule on a day that is convenient for you).
On the day of the exam, do not apply cream, powder, perfume, or deodorant to your breast and underarm areas, as these can appear as abnormalities (calcifications) on the mammogram image.