| Enhanced Health Screening | Simple Health Screening |
|---|---|
| Full Blood count | Full Blood Count |
| Cholesterol Test | Cholesterol Test |
| Diabetes test – HBA1c + fasting glucose | Diabetes Test |
| Kidney test (includes Uric acid) | Kidney Test (simplified) |
| Liver test | Liver Test (simplified) |
| Thyroid Test | Thyroid Test |
| Vitamin & Mineral Test – Vit D, Vit B12, Folate and Full Iron studies | Full Iron Studies |
| Urine Test – urine screen for blood and infection and protein | |
| Hepatitis Virus Screen – Hep A & B & C | |
| STD Screen – only HIV and Syphillis | |
| Full Cancer Markers |
Add-on Screening Test Options:
| Test | Recommended for | Cost (in SGD) |
|---|---|---|
| Pap Smear | All women above age 25 (done at least once every 3 years) | |
| HPV Test | For women (done at least once every 5 years) | |
| Pap smear + HPV | ||
| US abdomen – for aortic aneurysm screen | ||
| Stool test – FIT kit (for blood in stools) | For all above age 50 | |
| CT scan lung – low dose | For Heavy smokers (and ex-smokers who quit within the last 15 years) |
Why we test for iron levels
In our Enhanced Health Screening Package, we make it a point to look at Iron Levels and the reason for this is many women have iron deficiency that they do not realise. Many patients will inform us, that from previous blood test, they
have been shown to have a normal blood count. But do you know you can have iron deficiency even with a normal blood count.
When your blood count starts to fall, that’s often the result of end stage iron deficiency.
What cancer markers are tested?
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For Men and Women
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AFP (liver cancers)
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CEA (colon cancer)
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CA19.9 (pancreatic)
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Beta HCG (Testicular Cancer/ Teratoma (mediastinum / chest wall cancers))
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For Men only
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PSA (Prostate Cancers)
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For Women Only
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CA15.3 (Breast cancers)
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CA19.9 (Pancreatic Cancers)
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