Basic Health Checkup (Stay Ahead of Illness)

· Those in Tokyo looking to monitor their overall health.
· Those who want to detect potential diseases early.
· Those who want to screen for lifestyle-related diseases.
· Those who wish to check their body condition regularly.
· Those who wish to identify health risks before symptoms appear.

Basic Health Checkup is a preventive medical screening designed to evaluate your overall health status and detect potential health issues at an early stage. This checkup includes a general physical examination along with urine testing, vision and hearing assessments, and blood tests that analyse key health indicators.

The blood test component helps evaluate important functions such as anemia status, liver health, blood lipid levels, and blood glucose levels. Combined with physical examination and other tests, this screening provides a comprehensive overview of your current health and highlights any potential risks. Regular health checkups are an important part of preventive healthcare, helping individuals maintain long-term health, detect diseases early, and receive appropriate medical advice based on their results.

Basic Health Checkup involves a series of non-invasive examinations and laboratory tests performed during a clinic visit. The process begins with a medical interview and physical assessment, where the doctor at our affiliated clinic evaluates patients’ medical history, lifestyle habits, and any symptoms patients may have experienced.

Basic measurements such as blood pressure, height, and weight are recorded to assess overall physical condition. Vision and hearing tests are conducted using specialised equipment to evaluate sensory function and detect potential impairments. A urine sample is collected and analysed to check for abnormalities such as glucose or protein levels, which may indicate conditions like diabetes or kidney problems. A blood sample is also taken for laboratory analysis. These blood tests evaluate key health markers, including hemoglobin levels, liver enzymes, cholesterol levels, triglycerides, and blood glucose levels. After all tests are completed, the results are reviewed by the doctor who may provide health advice, lifestyle recommendations, or refer for further testing if necessary.

1. Consultation will be conducted, and medical history will be reviewed.
2. General health measurements will be taken.
3. Vision and hearing tests will be conducted.
4. Urine and blood samples will be collected.
5. Test results will be reviewed and analyzed.
6. Further recommendations will be provided.

· General Test (blood pressure, height, weight)
· Urine Test
· Vision Test
· Hearing Test
· Blood Test

<Advantages>
· Detects early signs of disease
· Evaluates overall health condition
· Identifies potential health risks
· Helps monitor blood sugar
· Assesses liver function and anemia
· Enables early diagnosis
· Supports prevention of lifestyle-related diseases

<Limitations>
· Regular checkups are recommended

Q1: Why should I get Basic Health Checkup if I feel healthy?
A1: Many diseases, like diabetes, high blood pressure, or high cholesterol, show no early symptoms. A checkup helps detect issues early for timely treatment.

Q2: How often should I have Basic Health Checkup?
A2: Generally, once a year is recommended. Those with specific risk factors may need more frequent screening.

Q3: Do I need to fast before Basic Health Checkup?
A3: Fasting is usually recommended for blood glucose and lipid tests, typically for 8 to 12 hours before the checkup.

Q4: Will Basic Health Checkup be painful?
A4: Most tests are non-invasive. Blood sampling may cause minor discomfort, but vision, hearing, and urine tests are painless.

Q5: Can I get my Basic Health Checkup results immediately?
A5: Some results, like physical measurements and urine tests, are available immediately. Blood test results usually take a few days.

[Clinic Name] Goryokai Clinic Shirokane-Takanawa
[Location] Tokyo, Japan
[Nearest Station/ Nearest Tourist Destination] Easily accessible via Shirokane-Takanawa Station
[Clinic Opening Time] Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday (10:00AM - 1:00PM, 2:30PM - 7:00PM); Weekends and Public Holidays (10:00AM - 3:00PM); Closed on Tuesday

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