⚕️ OVERWEIGHT HEALTH CHECK-UP
Comprehensive Weight, Metabolic & Cardiovascular Health Assessment
Comprehensive Evaluation of Obesity-Related Health Risks
A structured preventive health assessment designed to evaluate metabolic status, cardiovascular risk, glycemic control, hepatic and renal function, thyroid status, nutritional health, and body composition in individuals who are overweight or at increased risk of weight-related health conditions.
📋 PACKAGE INCLUSIONS
🔬 MEDICAL HEALTH ASSESSMENT
🩺 CLINICAL OBJECTIVES
This health check-up is designed to support the assessment of:
👨⚕️ PROFESSIONAL CONSULTATIONS
Physician Consultation
Clinical review of medical history, examination findings, investigation results, and relevant risk factors.
Dietitian / Clinical Nutrition Consultation
Individualized dietary and nutritional counselling based on health status, body composition, lifestyle, and weight-management goals.
📊 BODY COMPOSITION ASSESSMENT
Body composition analysis provides additional information beyond body weight alone and may include assessment of parameters such as:
- Body Mass Index (BMI)
- Body Fat Percentage
- Lean Body Mass
- Visceral Fat
- Muscle Mass
- Other available body-composition parameters
Parameters assessed may vary according to the equipment and methodology used.
💙 WHY THIS CHECK-UP MATTERS
Overweight and obesity may be associated with an increased risk of type 2 diabetes mellitus, dyslipidemia, hypertension, cardiovascular disease, fatty liver disease, and other metabolic conditions.
A comprehensive assessment can help identify abnormal health parameters and provide an opportunity for clinical evaluation, lifestyle modification, nutritional counselling, and appropriate follow-up.
🩺 YOUR PREVENTIVE HEALTH PATHWAY
⚕️ OVERWEIGHT HEALTH CHECK-UP
Metabolic Screening • Cardiovascular Assessment • Nutritional Evaluation • Preventive Health
Understand your health. Identify your risk factors. Take informed action.
Medical Disclaimer: This package is intended for preventive health screening and does not by itself establish a diagnosis. Test selection and interpretation should be individualized according to age, sex, medical history, symptoms, medications, and clinical risk factors. Abnormal findings may require additional investigations or specialist referral as clinically indicated.
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