Follow-up tests are recommended according to the results
We will direct you to a facility that can perform the necessary blood tests, urine tests, imaging, ECG, or other follow-up examinations.
ABOUT YOUR SYMPTOMS
Questions about health-check results
We can review flagged health-check items, explain their meaning, and help decide whether repeat testing or an in-person visit is needed.
ONLINE CONSULTATION
What can be discussed online
We can review flagged health-check items, explain their meaning, and help decide whether repeat testing or an in-person visit is needed.
- You have the full health-check report available
- You want an explanation of abnormal values
- You need guidance on the next step
The doctor may recommend an in-person visit or tests when online assessment is not sufficient.
Common findings include high blood pressure, abnormal glucose or lipids, liver or kidney test abnormalities, anemia, and abnormal uric acid. The significance depends on the degree and medical history.
If you have symptoms in addition to an abnormal health-check result, urgent assessment may be needed.
A report advising immediate or urgent medical review
Severe symptoms accompanying an abnormal result
Marked anemia, kidney dysfunction, or very high glucose
Possible emergency findings on ECG or imaging
We may recommend additional testing or an in-person visit
- The report says that a detailed examination or treatment is required
- An abnormal fecal occult blood test, chest X-ray, or ECG
- Marked anemia or impaired kidney function
- Results have worsened sharply since the previous examination
If you have chest pain, weakness, impaired consciousness, or another emergency symptom, consider calling 119 rather than waiting for a health-check consultation.
To understand your condition as accurately as possible, the doctor will review the following points in order.
- 01Current health-check results and assessment category
- 02Changes from previous health-check results
- 03Home blood pressure and weight records
- 04Any current symptoms
- 05Medical conditions and family history
- 06Current medicines and lifestyle habits
We will organize the next steps
Based on the report and your medical history, we will decide whether observation, lifestyle changes, repeat testing, or treatment is appropriate.
Even if you have no symptoms, do not ignore a result marked 'detailed examination required' or 'treatment required.'
BEFORE YOUR APPOINTMENT
Please prepare
01Complete health-check reportPlease prepare every page
02Previous health-check resultsIf available for comparison
03Home blood pressure and weightIf you have records
04Current medicinesMedication record or photos of the medicines
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Questions about this symptom
Can I show you a photo of the results?
Yes. Make sure your name, test date, values, reference ranges, and assessment can be read clearly.
Should I seek care even if I have no symptoms?
High blood pressure, diabetes, and dyslipidemia often cause no symptoms, so we recommend consulting a doctor according to the assessment on your report.
ONLINE CARE
Questions about health-check results
The doctor may recommend an in-person visit or tests when online assessment is not sufficient.
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