Health Check-Up
Why preventive health check-up is important?
We, at Kailash, will help you take the right decision at the right time and to improve the quality of your life.
- To avoid risks due to family history of any disease.
- Largely saves the huge expenditure on treatment of chronic diseases.
- Smart people do smart investments on health.
- Helps To track and maintain the existing medical condition.
- To identify the onset of a disease, in its early stage.
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FAQ'S
Our Preventive Health Checkup Department opens at 8:00 AM. We request all patients to
arrive on time so that all tests can be performed in a smooth, organized manner. Punctuality
ensures you can complete your full package without delays and allows our staff to provide
you with personalized attention throughout your visit.
For accurate blood test results, fasting for 10–12 hours prior to your appointment is
recommended. During this period, you may drink plain water only. Avoid tea, coffee, milk,
or juice, as these can interfere with blood sugar and lipid profile readings. Fasting ensures
your results reflect your true health status and allows our doctors to make precise
recommendations.
Yes, you should continue your regular medications unless specifically advised otherwise
by your doctor. It is important to bring all your medications with you. Our healthcare staff
will review your medications and guide you if any adjustment is needed before tests,
especially for conditions like diabetes, thyroid disorders, or high blood pressure.
Absolutely. If you are taking medications for diabetes, thyroid, or blood pressure, please
inform our healthcare team before your tests. Certain medications can influence test results,
and our staff will ensure proper timing and guidance to maintain accuracy and your safety.
Yes. To ensure accurate test results:
Avoid alcohol for at least 24 hours before your checkup.
Do not smoke on the morning of your appointment.
These steps help minimize factors that could interfere with blood tests, liver function tests, or
cardiovascular assessments.
We recommend avoiding heavy meals and strenuous physical activity the evening before
your health checkup. Eating a large meal or performing intense exercise can temporarily alter
your blood sugar, cholesterol, and other metabolic markers. Maintaining light meals and rest
the night before ensures precise and reliable results.
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