
For diabetics, this annual check will enable us to periodically monitor your sugar levels and keep an eye out for micro and macro vascular complications.
Diacheck 1 is an annual test package that is put together specifically for known or suspected diabetics. The tests in this package will help diagnose and monitor diabetes to prevent complications. These tests will also rule out the development of diabetes related diseases.
Rh typing is a blood test performed to find out whether or not you have the Rh factor protein in your blood cells. If your blood cells have the Rh factor, your blood is Rh positive and if the Rh factor is absent, your blood is Rh negative.
HbA1c test or the Haemoglobin A1c test is done to find out the average blood sugar level over the past 2 to 3 months. The test is also called glycohemoglobin or glycatedhemoglobin. It is usually prescribed to people who are diabetic to monitor their sugar level ranges. This will tell the doctor if the patient’s medications need to be altered. The HbA1c can also be used for the diagnosis of diabetes.
It is important to follow some pre-requisites before undergoing the Diacheck 1 (annual). Following these will ensure that the results obtained are as accurate as possible.
Make sure that you arrive on time for your Diacheck 1 (annual). It is also advisable to bring a friend or a family member with you to assist you if the need arises. The attending staff and your doctors will talk to you about the tests being performed and will be happy to answer your questions. Please wear loose fitted and comfortable clothing and footwear when you come for your health check. If necessary, your doctor may ask you to change before certain tests. Please have all your previous medical reports on hand, if any. In case you are asked to arrive for your tests on an empty stomach, there are hospital canteens and cafés available on the campus so that you can eat once your tests are done. We have a quick turn over time and will ensure that you get your results on time.
Most test results can be received on the same day as the tests. But some tests, like culture tests, will require a little more time. Your doctor or the lab technician will let you know when you will be receiving your reports.
With the Diacheck 1 (annual), you are eligible for three consultations-