Comprehensive health check-up (package)
Quick answer: The comprehensive health check-up is a broad group of tests that gives an overall picture of your health. It is meant for adults who want a general health check, even without symptoms. The exact list of tests in this package is available from the hospital.
- SampleBlood, urine and other tests, depending on the package
- TakesOften a few hours, depending on the tests included
- Before the testAsk the hospital whether fasting is needed, as some packages include fasting blood tests.
How the test is done
- 1You confirm what the package includes and any fasting needed
- 2Blood and urine samples are taken early in the visit
- 3The other tests in the package are done in turn
- 4A doctor may go over the results with you
What your results can mean
Reading your report
Each test has its own range, which differs between labs; discuss the full report with your doctor.
If the result is outside the usual range
Results can show early signs of conditions such as diabetes, high cholesterol, anaemia, thyroid problems or kidney or liver changes. Mild changes are common and often need repeat tests rather than treatment.
Who usually has this test
Adults who want a broad health review, especially those over 40 or with a family history of common diseases.
Risks and aftercare
Bruising is possible; bring a snack to eat after the fasting tests.
Names and options
Also called: full body check-up, master health check-up
Listed by the hospital as
- COMPPREHENSIVE HEALTH CHECK UP
Questions about this test
What should I bring to a health check-up?
Bring past reports and a list of your medicines. Wear loose sleeves so blood can be drawn easily.
How often should I have a health check-up?
It depends on your age, health and risk factors. Your doctor can suggest how often, rather than a fixed rule.
Should I take my morning medicines on check-up day?
Ask your doctor. Do not skip or change medicines on your own, especially for diabetes or blood pressure.
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This page explains each test in general terms so you know what to expect. It is not medical advice: your doctor decides which tests you need and what your results mean. Reference ranges differ between laboratories. Updated 4 November 2026.