Advanced Health Check-Up Program for Adults Aged 40+

✨ More Comprehensive Than a Standard Health Check-Up ✅ Diabetes and Insulin Resistance Assessment This program evaluates more than blood sugar alone. It includes Fasting Blood Glucose, HbA1c, Insulin, and HOMA-IR to help identify early abnormalities in glucose metabolism and insulin sensitivity. ✅ Essential Vitamin and Nutrient Assessment The screening includes Vitamin D, Vitamin B12, Folate, and Ferritin, which are associated with energy levels, immune function, the nervous system, anemia risk, and overall physical health. ✅ Inflammation and Cardiovascular Risk Assessment Tests include hs-CRP, Homocysteine, and ESR to support the evaluation of inflammation in the body and factors associated with cardiovascular risk. ✅ Comprehensive Hormone Assessment Tailored by Sex The hormone panel covers thyroid hormones, stress hormones, growth-related hormones, and sex hormones. It may be suitable for individuals experiencing fatigue, poor sleep, weight changes, mood changes, reduced muscle mass, or symptoms associated with perimenopause, menopause, or age-related hormonal changes. The program also includes assessments of: Liver function Kidney function Lipid profile Uric acid Urinalysis Chest X-ray Electrocardiogram Complimentary InBody body composition analysis Package Price: THB 9,900 Special Add-On Offers for Package Purchasers FibroScan for fatty liver and liver fibrosis assessment: THB 990 Upper or lower abdominal ultrasound: THB 1,290 per area Whole-abdomen ultrasound: THB 1,990 Mammogram + Breast Ultrasound: THB 1,990 Carotid Doppler Ultrasound for carotid artery assessment: THB 1,990 Health management after the age of 40 is not simply about checking whether a disease is already present. It is about identifying potential risks early, so you can make informed and targeted decisions about your health before problems develop. Important Note: This program is intended to support general health assessment and preliminary risk evaluation. Test results are not a definitive diagnosis and should be interpreted by a qualified physician together with your medical history, symptoms, and any additional examinations that may be required.