Advanced Full Body Checkup in Dubai

Yes, typically 8-10 hours of fasting (water is allowed) is required for accurate blood sugar and cholesterol results.

Depending on the package, the tests and examination usually take 30 to 60 minutes. Results may take 24-48 hours.

Yes, you can add specific tests to any package based on your personal concerns or doctor's recommendation.

Routine health screening packages are often not covered by basic insurance unless medically indicated. We offer competitive self-pay rates.

Our doctor will explain the findings clearly and guide you on appropriate next steps. Depending on the finding, this may involve lifestyle modifications such as dietary changes or exercise recommendations, starting medication for conditions like high cholesterol or blood pressure, or referral to a specialist for further evaluation. We ensure you understand the significance of each finding and feel confident about the recommended course of action. Follow-up appointments are scheduled to track your progress and adjust the plan as needed.

Our standard health checkup typically includes a complete blood count (CBC), fasting blood sugar (FBS), HbA1c for diabetes screening, lipid profile (total cholesterol, LDL, HDL, triglycerides), liver function tests, kidney function tests (creatinine, urea, eGFR), thyroid function (TSH), vitamin D and B12 levels, urine analysis, blood pressure and BMI measurement, and a doctor consultation to review results. Executive packages add ECG, chest X-ray, and additional specialized tests. We can also customize packages to include specific tests based on your individual concerns or family history.

Most health checkup packages require eight to twelve hours of fasting before your appointment, which means no food or drinks except water during that period. Schedule your appointment for the morning so fasting overnight is convenient. Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing, especially if imaging is included. Bring a list of any medications you take, your insurance card, and Emirates ID or passport. If you have previous health reports or lab results, bring those as well for comparison. Avoid vigorous exercise the evening before as it can temporarily affect some blood test results.

We recommend annual health checkups starting at age 30 for all adults, even those who feel healthy. However, individuals with risk factors such as family history of diabetes, heart disease, or cancer, or those who are overweight, smoke, or lead sedentary lifestyles should begin screening earlier. For women, cervical screening and breast cancer awareness should start from the recommended ages. For men, prostate health screening may be discussed from age 40 or earlier with risk factors. Your doctor will advise on age-appropriate screening based on your personal and family health history.