• Fast for at least hours. Please refrain from consuming food on the night before your appointment. Drinking of plain water is permissible.
• Postpone your routine morning medicine until your blood sample is taken.
• Pap smear, urine and stool tests should best be done 10 days after the last day of your menstruation.
• If you are doing the Ultrasound Abdomen test, you should observe that fasting is required for this test. While doing the test, you may feel some slight discomfort and the conducting gel may feel cold and wet.

• If you are doing the Ultrasound Pelvis test, before undergoing a pelvic ultrasound, you will be required to drink several glasses of water and to avoid urinating for about one hour prior to the examination time. When the bladder is full, it forms a convenient path, called an acoustic window, for the ultrasonic waves.
• If you are doing a Mammogram, do not wear any deodorant, perfume, powder or cream, under your arms or chest area as it may interfere with the quality of the mammogram.
• If you are doing the Treadmill test, bring along an additional change of clothes and appropriate footwear. Medications such as beta-blockers (e.g. propranolol or atenolol) should preferably be stopped 3 days before the date of the test.

Multiphasic Blood Tests
A series of blood  tests  to detect conditions such as gout,  thyroid, anaemia,  leukaemia,  diabetes,  hepatitis,  sexually  transmitted diseases,  rheumatoid arthritis,  liver and kidney disorders, as well as high cholesterol (lipid screen).

Cancer Markers
A series of blood tests to detect cancer markers produced by some cancer cells through simple blood tests. Screening tests are available for liver, colon, intestine, prostate, ovarian and nose cancers.

Urinalysis
A test to infer the state of kidney function as well as of the urinary tract.

Stool Analysis
A test to screen for gut disorders through the testing for stool occult (microscopic) blood, a recognised manifestation of gut cancer.

Pap Smear
A test to screen for cervical cancer in women.

Cardiac Assessments
Screenings through resting ECG and treadmill stress test to assess for physical ftness, heart condition and early detection of coronary heart diseases.

Ultrasound Abdomen
Examines organs of  the abdomen  including  the  liver, gall bladder, spleen, pancreas and kidneys

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Ultrasound Pelvis
Detects  the size and shape of pelvic organs, such as  the bladder and it also evaluates the cause of bladder dysfunction. Examining the uterus and ovaries for women and the prostate for men.

Breast Examination
Ultrasound breast
Mammogram  -  an  X-ray  of  the  breasts  used  to  detect  breast changes  in women who have no signs or symptoms of breast cancer. It is recommended that women aged 40 - 4 should go for mammography screening once a year, and women above 50 should go for one in every  years.

Tonometry
A  test  to  assess  the  pressure  of  the  eyeball  and  also  to  test  for glaucoma.