Full checkup woman

Health care is essential to define our quality of life and prevent the appearance of diseases. Although there are no apparent problems, Performing routine analytical checkups is a key tool for the early diagnosis of alterations. that can influence the proper functioning of our body.

For it, the CHECK COMPLETE WOMAN carry out a study of the key markers that will allow you to know your current state of health:

• Blood count [red blood cells (Red blood cells), hemoglobin, leukocytes (white blood cells) and platelets]: different cellular components and characteristics of blood are evaluated allowing the detection of some blood pathologies such as anemia or coagulation disorders, among other, and even infectious processes.
• Diabetes screening (glycosylated hemoglobin): glucose concentration is estimated (sugar) average in blood during the last three months, detecting a possible imbalance. When glucose levels are continually altered, serious problems can occur., diabetes being one of the most relevant.
• lipid profile (colesterol total, LDL, HDL and triglycerides): blood lipid levels are analyzed, which can be indicators of the risk of cardiovascular events, among other alterations and diseases.
• Renal function (creatinine and estimated glomerular filtration rate): The functioning of the kidneys is evaluated, which allows a early diagnosis or monitoring of kidney disease or other pathologies that can cause kidney damage such as diabetes and hypertension.
• Liver function [transaminases (ALT, AST y GGT) and albumin]: The correct functioning of the liver is assessed through the concentration of these enzymes and albumin in the blood.. The analysis of these parameters allows detecting inflammation and liver damage associated with infection or side effects of chronic medication, among other causes.
• Inflammation (ultrasensitive C-reactive protein): It is the body's way of protecting our tissues from injury or infection.. Measuring C-reactive protein levels allows detect if we suffer from any inflammatory process.
• Urine analysis: provides complementary information on urinary infections, diabetes or inflammatory processes, among other alterations, through determination of urine pH and density, as well as the presence of blood, glucose, leukocytes, proteins, nitrites and ketone bodies in it.
• Iron and ferritin: Iron is an essential mineral for transporting oxygen to all cells in the body. through red blood cells. Iron status is evaluated by determining serum concentration and ferritin., protein that stores iron in our cells and that allows us to estimate its reserves in our body.

Results include practical nutritional and lifestyle advice that will help you correct possible imbalances that influence your state of health.