Check-up is a comprehensive health screening performed to evaluate a person's general health status and to diagnose possible diseases early, even if there are no symptoms of disease.

Why is a Check-up Performed?
• Early diagnosis of diseases: It enables the early detection of diseases such as diabetes, hypertension and cancer.
• Evaluating general health status: Organ functions, vitamin-mineral levels and metabolic status are checked.
• Determining individual health risks: Health risks are analyzed in line with genetic predisposition, lifestyle and habits.
• Taking preventive health measures: Guidance is provided on nutrition, exercise and lifestyle changes.

What Tests Are Performed During Check-up?

• Blood tests: Hemogram, biochemistry, cholesterol, blood sugar, liver and kidney function tests.
• Urinalysis: To evaluate kidney and urinary tract infections.
• Imaging tests: Tests such as chest X-ray, ultrasound, ECG (heart electrocardiogram), and effort test.
• Cancer screenings: Pap smear test, mammography for women; prostate-specific tests for men.

Check-ups are planned individually according to age, gender and health history and are generally recommended to be done once a year.