Check by function

A kidney function check, typically done through blood and urine tests, is a medical assessment to see how well your kidneys are filtering waste from your blood. The main benefit is early detection of kidney disease, as it often has no symptoms in its early stages. Catching it early allows for a better chance of managing the condition, preventing serious complications like kidney failure, and protecting your long-term health.

A social diseases check is a medical screening that looks for illnesses whose spread is significantly influenced by social and economic factors. While the term traditionally referred to sexually transmitted infections (STIs), it now has a broader meaning. The check primarily focuses on assessing lifestyle habits and social conditions that contribute to risk, such as poor sanitation, poverty, or high-risk behaviors. The main benefit is early detection of infections that may be asymptomatic, which allows for timely treatment to prevent long-term health complications and control the spread of the disease within a community.

A thyroid check is a medical assessment, typically a blood test, that evaluates how well your thyroid gland is functioning. This small, butterfly-shaped gland in your neck produces hormones that regulate your metabolism, energy levels, and overall body functions.