Health check-up for men Worldwide

Men get to talk to cardiologists, gastroenterologists, urologists, and ophthalmologists as part of their health checkups. Each doctor looks at the patient's medical history and records and does a physical exam. During a checkup, the doctor will ask about the patient's health, family history, lifestyle, etc. They will ask about eating habits, weight, activity, nicotine, and alcohol consumption. And doctors will:

Figure out overall health. Standard lab tests include a complete blood count, a biochemical analysis of the blood, a C-peptide test, an inflammation, and hormone test, a PSA test, and an analysis of sperm, urine, and feces. Imaging (chest X-ray, one-region MRI scan, ultrasound, echocardiogram), functional studies like lung function tests, electrocardiogram, cardiac stress test, endoscopy tests, and a complete eye exam.

Screening for the most common long-term diseases, like heart disease, diabetes, high blood pressure, prostate, colorectal cancer, infections, and eye diseases like glaucoma and macular degeneration. Screening tests can find them when they are still small and easier to treat.

Keep an eye on how a patient's health changes over time and look for new health problems. Then, the patient can take steps like making changes to the lifestyle and taking medicine to lower the risks.