Master Full Body Checkup Package – 140 Tests @ ₹5,299

Significance of the Thyrocare Master Full Body Checkup

The significance of the Thyrocare Master Full Body Checkup lies in the depth it adds to routine preventive screening. It examines kidney filtration, short- and long-term glucose regulation, cardiovascular risk, nutritional status, autoimmune activity, inflammation, and toxic-element exposure in considerably greater detail than a basic health package.

The advanced kidney and diabetes profiles add important measurements beyond serum creatinine and fasting glucose. Cystatin C and eGFR provide additional information about kidney filtration, while urine albumin, urine creatinine, and the albumin-creatinine ratio help identify increased urinary albumin loss. HbA1c, fructosamine, fasting insulin, blood ketone, and average blood glucose provide information about both recent and longer-term glucose regulation.

The cardiac assessment extends beyond the lipid profile. Apo A1, Apo B, the Apo B/A1 ratio, lipoprotein(a), homocysteine, hs-CRP, and LP-PLA2 provide additional information about atherogenic particle burden, inherited lipid-related risk, vascular inflammation, and other cardiometabolic risk patterns. These results are interpreted together with blood pressure, diabetes status, smoking history, age, family history, and previous cardiovascular findings.

The complete vitamin profile, together with iron studies, essential minerals, microminerals, hemoglobin, and red-cell indices, provides a detailed assessment of nutritional status, iron storage, iron availability, blood-cell production, and mineral balance.

ANA and Anti-CCP extend the package into autoimmune assessment. ANA detects antibodies associated with several systemic autoimmune conditions, while Anti-CCP is strongly associated with rheumatoid arthritis. ESR and hs-CRP provide additional evidence of inflammatory activity, but these results do not identify the cause of inflammation or independently confirm an autoimmune disorder.

The toxic-element profile measures recognized toxic elements such as arsenic, cadmium, lead, mercury, thallium, and uranium. This profile is particularly relevant when occupational or environmental exposure is suspected, or when a doctor recommends a heavy metal exposure assessment.

The Master Full Body Checkup package provides one detailed laboratory baseline covering blood-cell health, kidney and liver function, glucose regulation, cardiovascular risk, vitamin and iron status, inflammation, autoimmunity, pancreatic enzymes, and trace elements. Abnormal findings can then guide more focused medical assessment or follow-up testing.

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Preparation Before Sample Collection

• Fast for at least 9 hours before sample collection. You can drink water and remain adequately hydrated unless your doctor has restricted fluid intake.
• Both blood and urine samples are required for this package.
• Follow the urine collection instructions provided at the time of your order booking.
• If you take regular medicines or are undergoing treatment for diabetes, a thyroid disorder, kidney disease, or another condition, inform the phlebotomist. The phlebotomist will enter the relevant clinical history during work order entry for review by the concerned pathologist.