Master Comprehensive Full Body Checkup: Price, Parameters, and Package Details
Book the Master Comprehensive Full Body Checkup by Thyrocare at ₹3,999, with 133 blood and urine test parameters. This comprehensive health checkup package includes CBC, liver and kidney function tests, an advanced diabetic profile, thyroid tests, cardiac risk markers, vitamins, minerals, iron studies, and a toxic and nutrient blood test panel. Free home sample collection is available in 5,000+ PIN code areas across India.
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What Is the Master Comprehensive Full Body Checkup?
The Master Comprehensive Full Body Checkup is a preventive health checkup package for adults with both urine and blood tests. It brings together information about glucose control, kidney function, cardiovascular risk, blood cells, nutritional status, liver health, and thyroid function. The results provide a detailed health baseline for medical consultation and future follow-up.
What makes this a comprehensive master health checkup?
Its scope extends from routine organ function profiles to urinary albumin assessment, cardiac risk markers, vitamin and mineral testing, and a toxic and nutrient elements blood test panel. These different assessments are useful together when you want a preventive checkup that also addresses nutritional concerns, diabetes monitoring, or an assessment of element exposure.
Who can consider this package?
The package is generally for men and women aged 20 to 95 years. It can be considered by:
- Adults planning an annual preventive health checkup who want detailed blood and urine tests.
- People with diabetes or high blood pressure whose care plan includes kidney filtration and urinary albumin testing.
- Adults with a family history of heart disease who have been advised to include additional cardiac risk markers.
- People who need nutritional assessment alongside routine organ function tests, including those with previous iron or vitamin abnormalities.
The appropriate package and testing interval depend on your health history, previous findings, and the tests your doctor needs.
Find what the included profiles assess in the master comprehensive full body checkup package.
Abnormal findings are interpreted together with your symptoms, medical history, and other clinical information.
Master Comprehensive Full Body Checkup Test List: 133 Parameters
The Master Comprehensive package includes 133 parameters across routine preventive profiles and advanced urine and blood tests. The package includes an advanced diabetic profile, cardiac risk markers, vitamins B12 and D, minerals, an iron profile, an inflammatory marker, and a heavy metals and nutrient elements panel.
Complete Blood Count (CBC) / Hemogram (30)
| Hemoglobin | Hematocrit (PCV) |
| Total RBC | Total Leukocyte Count (TLC) |
| Platelet Count | Plateletcrit |
| Mean Platelet Volume (MPV) | Platelet Distribution Width (PDW) |
| MCV | MCH |
| MCHC | RDW-CV |
| RDW-SD | Neutrophils |
| RDWI | Mentzer Index |
| Lymphocytes | Monocytes |
| Eosinophils | Basophils |
| Neutrophils—Absolute | Lymphocytes—Absolute |
| Monocytes—Absolute | Eosinophils—Absolute |
| Basophils—Absolute | Immature Granulocytes (IG) |
| IG% | Nucleated RBC (NRBC) |
| NRBC % | Large Platelet Ratio |
Liver Function Profile (LFT) (12)
| Albumin | Globulin |
| Albumin/Globulin Ratio | Total Protein |
| ALP | AST (SGOT) |
| ALT (SGPT) | GGT |
| Bilirubin—Total | Bilirubin—Direct |
| Bilirubin—Indirect | SGOT/SGPT Ratio |
Kidney Function Profile (KFT) (8)
| Urea | Creatinine (Serum) |
| eGFR | BUN |
| BUN/Creatinine Ratio | Urea/Creatinine Ratio |
| Uric Acid | Urine Creatinine |
Complete Lipid Profile (10)
| Total Cholesterol | HDL (Direct) |
| LDL (Direct) | Triglycerides |
| VLDL | LDL/HDL Ratio |
| TC/HDL Ratio | Non-HDL Cholesterol |
| HDL/LDL Ratio | Triglycerides/HDL Ratio |
Cardiac Risk Markers (5)
| Lipoprotein(a) | Apolipoprotein A1 |
| Apolipoprotein B | APO B/A1 Ratio |
| High-sensitivity C-reactive protein (hs-CRP) |
Thyroid Profile Ultrasensitive (3)
| TSH (Ultrasensitive) | Total T3 |
| Total T4 |
Advanced Diabetic Profile (5)
| Fasting Blood Glucose | HbA1c |
| Estimated Average Glucose (eAG) | |
| Urine Microalbumin | Urine ACR |
This advanced diabetic profile is one of the key differences between this package and a routine full body checkup package. It includes both advanced diabetes tests and kidney health markers.
Iron Deficiency Profile (4)
| Serum Iron | UIBC |
| TIBC | % Transferrin Saturation |
Serum Electrolytes (3)
| Sodium | Potassium |
| Chloride |
Essential Vitamins (2) & Minerals (2)
| Vitamins | Minerals |
|---|---|
| Vitamin B12 | Serum Calcium |
| 25-OH Vitamin D (Total) | Serum Phosphorus |
Cell Function and Mineral Markers (2)
| Zinc (Serum) | Magnesium (Serum) |
Inflammation Marker (1)
| Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR) |
Heavy Metals, Toxic & Nutrient Elements (22)
Exposure and deficiency screening for 14 heavy metals and eight nutrients.
| Aluminum | Antimony | Arsenic | Barium |
| Beryllium | Bismuth | Cadmium | Cesium |
| Chromium | Cobalt | Lead | Manganese |
| Mercury | Molybdenum | Nickel | Selenium |
| Silver | Strontium | Thallium | Tin |
| Uranium | Vanadium |
Complete Urine Analysis – Urine Routine and Microscopy (24)
| Color | Appearance | Specific Gravity | pH |
| Glucose | Protein | Ketone | Bilirubin |
| Urobilinogen | Bile Pigments | Bile Salts | Blood |
| Leukocyte Esterase | Nitrite | Epithelial Cells | Crystals |
| Casts | Yeast | Bacteria | Volume |
| Mucus | Parasites | Red Blood Cells | Leukocytes |
FAQs on Master Comprehensive Full Body Checkup
Why is urine ACR included along with urine microalbumin?
Urine microalbumin testing reports the albumin concentration in the sample. ACR expresses albumin relative to urine creatinine, helping account for differences in how concentrated or dilute the urine is. It is used to assess and monitor urinary albumin loss. [2]
Are the included T3 and T4 tests total or free hormone tests?
The package includes Total T3 and Total T4 with ultrasensitive TSH. Total hormone tests include the hormone attached to blood proteins and the hormone circulating freely. Free T3 and Free T4 are distinct assays that assess the unbound hormone fraction. [5]
Does Vitamin D Total give separate D2 and D3 results?
The included 25-OH Vitamin D Total test reports the combined level of the D2 and D3 forms. A test that reports D2 and D3 fractions individually is a different reporting option. Total 25-OH Vitamin D is used to assess vitamin D status. [4]
Why does the package include both ESR and hs-CRP?
They assess inflammation in different ways. ESR records how quickly red blood cells settle in a tube. The hs-CRP test detects small changes in C-reactive protein and is used in cardiovascular risk assessment. Their results have different clinical uses and are interpreted with the other findings. [7]
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What Does This Master Comprehensive Health Checkup Assess?
Diabetes Screening and Glucose Control
Fasting blood glucose describes your glucose level at the time of collection. HbA1c reflects average blood glucose over approximately three months, while estimated average glucose (eAG) expresses the HbA1c result in familiar glucose units. Together, these results provide information about fasting glucose and longer-term glucose control. [1]
Kidney Function and Urinary Albumin
Serum creatinine and eGFR describe how well the kidneys filter the blood. Urinary albumin assessment provides information about albumin passing into the urine. These are complementary aspects of kidney health, particularly in diabetes and high blood pressure. The routine urine examination adds findings about urine chemistry, cells, casts, and crystals. [2]
Cholesterol and Cardiac Risk Markers
The lipid profile describes cholesterol and triglycerides. Apolipoprotein B adds information about the number of particles that can contribute to plaque in the arteries, while Lipoprotein(a) provides information about a largely inherited cardiovascular risk factor. These results add context to the cholesterol profile. Your clinician considers them alongside blood pressure, diabetes, smoking, and family history. [3]
Anemia, Vitamins, and Mineral Status
The hemogram describes hemoglobin, blood cell counts, and red cell size and distribution. Iron studies add information about circulating iron and iron-binding capacity, while Vitamin B12 provides further nutritional context. These results are useful together when assessing an anemia pattern. Vitamin D Total, calcium, and phosphorus add information relevant to bone and mineral health, and zinc and magnesium extend the mineral assessment. [4]
Liver and Thyroid Function
The liver profile combines enzyme, bilirubin, and protein results. Liver enzymes help assess patterns of injury, bilirubin adds information about its processing and clearance, and albumin contributes information about protein production. The thyroid profile assesses thyroid hormone levels together with TSH, the pituitary signal that regulates hormone production. The pattern of results helps identify an overactive or underactive thyroid. [5]
Toxic and Nutrient Elements in Blood
The element panel reports blood concentrations of the 22 elements. It adds exposure information when occupational or environmental history is relevant to the assessment. The clinical meaning depends on the particular element, its concentration, and the person’s exposure history and clinical findings. A clinician can use that context to decide whether further evaluation is needed. [6]
Sample Type, Fasting, Home Collection, and Reports for the Master Comprehensive Full Body Checkup
- Sample type: Blood and urine samples are required.
- Fasting: Fast for around 10 hours before blood sample collection. Plain water is allowed.
- Urine collection: Give around 10 mL of midstream urine in the sterile container provided by the phlebotomist.
- Service options: Free home or office sample collection is available in 5,000+ PIN code areas across India. Share your address and PIN code so the booking team can confirm availability.
- Report in: 24–48 hours, depending on your location. Reports are delivered online.
How to Book the Master Comprehensive Full Body Checkup Package
- Click on the WhatsApp button.
- Share the beneficiary’s name, age, gender, complete address with area PIN code, phone number, email ID, and preferred sample collection slot.
- The booking team will confirm the order within a few minutes and share the order ID.
- A trained phlebotomist will collect the sample from your home or office as per the schedule.
- Pay during the sample collection.
- You will receive your report online within 24–48 hours, depending on your location.
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How to Use Your Comprehensive Health Checkup Report
Your report provides a baseline for future care and follow-up. When reading it:
- Check each result with the unit and reference interval printed on the report.
- Read connected profiles together so that blood cell, nutritional, metabolic, and organ function results have their full context.
- Note changes in medicines, supplements, diet, or health since your previous tests. If you previously tested with Thyrocare, the personalized health trend matrix in your latest report includes available earlier results and a graph of changes over time.
- Take the report to your physician to decide which findings need attention and which results should be checked again.
A flagged result is a starting point for interpretation. Your physician considers the pattern of results, your symptoms, and your medical history. For repeat testing, use the same laboratory when possible to track trends with consistent methods and reference intervals. [8].
- Written by: Hema Mehta Sahoo (LinkedIn Profile)
- Medically reviewed by: Dr. M A Khan, MBBS, MD Pathology
- Last updated: October 17, 2026
References
- NIDDK: The A1C Test and Diabetes.
- NIDDK: Kidney Disease Tests and Diagnosis; Assess Urine Albumin.
- American Heart Association: ApoB and Heart Disease Risk; Lipoprotein(a).
- MedlinePlus: Complete Blood Count; Iron Tests; Vitamin B Test; Vitamin D Test.
- MedlinePlus: Liver Function Tests; Thyroid Function Tests.
- CDC: Interpretation of Environmental Chemical Levels in Blood and Urine.
- MedlinePlus: Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate; C-Reactive Protein Test.
- MedlinePlus: How to Understand Your Lab Results.