Female Annual Advanced Health Check Programme

Regular health checks are an important health habit at any age. They may help identify potential health concerns at an earlier stage and support proactive health management. 
TheFemale Annual Advanced Health Check Programme is designed to assess and support women’s health, with a focus on common female health concerns. 
The package includes: 
 
 Resting ECG 
 Pelvic ultrasound examination 
 Breast ultrasound examination 
 Chest X-ray 
 Blood tests 
 Diabetes screening 
 Liver function tests 
 Coronary heart disease risk assessment 
 Kidney function tests 
 Calcium and phosphate tests 
 Gout and rheumatoid-related screening 
 Thyroid function tests 
 Hepatitis screening 
 Infectious disease screening 
 Urinalysis 
 Stool routine test 
 
This package provides a broad overview of women’s general health and helps support regular monitoring and earlier follow-up where needed.

This package may be suitable for:

Women aged 30 or above

Women having their first health check or regular health checks

Women with a family history of medical conditions or hereditary health concerns
Blood Test

Fasting for 6–8 hours is required before the blood test.

Before Resting ECG

On the day of the test, please avoid applying body lotion, antiperspirant or talcum powder to the upper body.

Stool Test

You may collect a stool sample container from our centre one day before your appointment and collect the sample at home.

Alternatively, you may collect the container on the day of your appointment and return the stool sample on the same day, or submit it to our centre afterwards.

The stool sample must be returned to our centre within 24 hours after collection.

How to Collect a Stool Sample

You may place a rubbish bag or cling film over the toilet bowl and secure it with adhesive tape before lowering the toilet seat and passing stool.

Collect a stool sample approximately the size of a peanut. Please avoid contaminating the sample with urine, toilet water, tissue paper or other substances, as this may affect the test result.