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Meinian_Female_AMeinian Health - Women Selected Health Check-up
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Women aged 18 years old or above
Key Checkup Items:
- Ultrasound Examination (Liver, Gallbladder, Pancreas, Spleen), Liver and Kidney Function Tests, Cardiac Check up, Low-Dose Screening (Thorax), Blood Preasure, Blood Sugar, Cancer Markers (Liver Cancer, Colorectal Cancer), Bone Density Test, Explanation of Report by Doctor
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Bone Densitometry by ultrasound
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LDH
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AST/SGOT
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Weight
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Oral examination
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Lung Function Examination
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Fasting Blood Glucose
Liver Function
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Albumin
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Total Bilirubin
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Direct Bilirubin
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ALT/SGPT
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AST/SGOT
Kidney Function
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Blood Urea Nitrogen
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Uric Acid
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Creatinine
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Cystatin C
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Urine Microalbumin
Blood Check
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WBC
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Large Platelet Ratio
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Large Platelet Count
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HCT
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Hb
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Red Blood Cell Distribution Width-CV RDW-CV
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MCH
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MCHC
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Platelet
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Neutrophil Percentage
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Neutrophil Absolute Count
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lymphocytes Percentage
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RBC
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MPV
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MCV
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Plateletcrit PCT
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Red Blood Cell Distribution Width-SD RDW-SD
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Platelet Distribution Width PDW
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Monocytes Percentage
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Eosinophils Percentage
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Basophis Percentage
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Lymphocytes LYM
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Monocyte Absolute Value
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Eosinophil Absolute Value
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Basophil Absolute Value
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Immature Granulocyte Percentage
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Immature Granulocyte Count
Renal Condition / Urinalysis
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RBC
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Urine SG
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Urine Glucose
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Urine Protein
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Urine Bilirubin
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Urine Turbidity
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Urobilinogen
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Urine Nitrite
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Urine Ketone
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Urine Leukocyte Esterase
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Urine Color
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Urine pH
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Urine White Blood Cells (Microscopy)
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Urine Red Blood Cells (Microscopy)
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Urine Crystals (Microscopy)
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Urine Casts (Microscopy)
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Urine Epithelial Cells (Microscopy)
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Urine Other
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Retinal Structural Assessment
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Macular area examination
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Optic disc and optic nerve analysis
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Vascular Morphology Observation
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Pathological Change Screening
Report
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Explanation of Report by Doctor
Health Checkup Precautions
- Identification Documents:
Please bring a valid ID (ID card/passport/mainland travel permit) on the day of the checkup for registration at the branch front desk and to receive the list of checkup items.
Pre-Check-up Instructions:
- Light Diet:
For 1–3 days before the checkup, maintain a light diet, avoiding high-sugar, high-fat, and high-protein foods, as well as animal organs and blood products. Refrain from alcohol, overeating, and consuming stimulating beverages like strong tea or coffee. Do not eat or drink after 8:00 PM the night before the checkup. - Avoid Strenuous Exercise:
For 2–3 days prior to the checkup, avoid intense activities such as long-distance running, swimming, mountain climbing, or playing soccer. Strenuous exercise can alter blood and bodily fluid components. Avoid high-intensity exercise on the morning of the checkup. - Adequate Sleep:
Staying up late can disrupt hormonal balance and affect checkup results. Ensure sufficient sleep before the checkup. Those accustomed to staying up late should adjust their sleep schedule as early as possible. - Medication Use:
Patients with chronic conditions like hypertension or coronary heart disease should take their regular medications with a small amount of water as usual. Diabetic patients should bring their medications and take them promptly after completing fasting-related tests to avoid missing doses. - Women's Menstrual Period Considerations:
(1) Avoid urine tests and gynecological exams within 3 days after the end of menstruation. Refrain from sexual activity and gynecological medications for 48 hours before a gynecological exam.
(2) Pregnant women and those planning pregnancy should avoid radiation-based tests (e.g., X-ray, CT, bone density, C14).
(3) Marital status is defined by sexual activity. Women without sexual activity cannot undergo gynecological exams. Selecting "unmarried" means opting out of gynecological checkup items. - Fasting Requirements:
Fasting is required for tests such as blood biochemistry, abdominal ultrasound, H. pylori breath test, and gastroscopy. Have breakfast promptly after completing fasting-related tests.
During the Check-up:
- Checkup Time:
Arrive on time for your appointment. The branch starts checkups as early as 7:50 AM, with blood draws stopping after 10:00 AM. - Provide Accurate Information:
Inform the doctor truthfully about your health condition:
(1) Provide detailed information about your medical history, past surgeries, and current symptoms to help the doctor make accurate judgments and provide appropriate advice.
(2) Women must promptly inform the doctor if they are pregnant or have a history of sexual activity. Women without sexual activity should not undergo gynecological exams, including HPV, cervical TCT, or cervical scraping.
(3) Women pregnancy within six months, pregnant women, or breastfeeding women should avoid radiation-based tests such as DR/X-ray, CT scans, or carbon-14 breath tests. - Fasting Tests:
Fasting is required for tests including blood glucose, lipid profile, liver/kidney function, abdominal ultrasound, and C13/C14 tests. - Bladder Preparation for Ultrasound:
Ultrasound examinations of the bladder or uterus require a full bladder. If you don't feel sufficient urge to urinate, drink approximately 500–800 mL of water (about 2 bottles of mineral water) before the ultrasound to meet the examination requirements. - Urine and Stool Sample Collection:
(1) Collect midstream urine, ensuring the volume meets the indicated minimum mark.
(2) Collect a fresh stool sample about the size of a soybean. If visible blood is present, avoid including the bloody portion. - C13/C14 Test Precautions:
(1) Fast before the test to avoid affecting results.
(2) Swallow the test capsule whole with warm water; do not chew.
(3) After 30 minutes, blow into the designated breath card to provide a sample. Do not drink water or eat during this period.
(4) Avoid this test if you have taken antibiotics or stomach medications within the past month, as they may cause false-negative results.
Other things to note:
- Attire and Accessories:
(1) For intraocular pressure, fundus, or slit-lamp examinations, do not wear contact lenses.
(2) Wear pants for ease of changing.
(3) Avoid clothing with sequins, metal, underwire bras, or metal clasps, and remove jewelry to prevent interference with radiation-based tests. - Do Not Skip Tests:
Do not skip any checkup items due to embarrassment or inconvenience. For example, digital rectal exams are often skipped but are critical for detecting most cases of rectal cancer. - Additional Notes:
(1) During blood draws, stay relaxed to avoid vascular constriction, which can complicate the process. After the draw, press a sterile cotton ball slightly below the needle site for 5 minutes without rubbing to prevent subcutaneous bruising.
(2) Individuals with pacemakers, magnetic metal implants, claustrophobia, or severe heart failure should not undergo MRI scans.
(3) For blood pressure measurement, rest calmly for at least 5 minutes beforehand, keep your body relaxed, fully expose your upper arm, avoid tight rolled-up sleeves, breathe calmly, and refrain from talking.
(4) During an ECG, lie flat, relax all muscles, breathe steadily, remain quiet, and avoid moving or speaking loudly.
I. Instructions for scheduling a physical examination
- After receiving the order confirmation email from health.ESDlife, Meinian Onehealth will contact the customer within 1-2 business days during office hours to schedule a physical examination. Customers can also make an appointment at least one day in advance by calling Meinian Onehealth (Tel: +852 6663 4351, WhatsApp: +86 13631689309).
- Upon arrival at the site, Meinian Onehealth staff will verify the customer's name, date of birth, mobile phone number, and online health purchase information. A confirmation email will be sent to the customer confirming their identity.
- If you need to reschedule your order, please contact Meinian Healthcare at least one day in advance (Tel: +852 6663 4351, WhatsApp: +86 13631689309).
- The physical examination plan is valid for 3 months. The client must undergo the relevant examination within 3 months (starting from the date of payment confirmation). Otherwise, it will be invalid.
- If a doctor does not speak Cantonese during a physical examination, Meinian Healthcare can arrange for medical staff to accompany the patient and provide translation services.
- If there are any discrepancies or inconsistencies between the Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, and English versions of the merchant page and the health checkup plan page, the Traditional Chinese version shall prevail.
II. Report Collection and Explanation
Medical examination report collection and explanation
- The medical examination report is in simplified Chinese.
- The medical examination report will be completed within 5-7 days after the examination and will be sent to the client via SMS. Clients can choose to view the medical examination report through the following methods:
- Please provide your email address; Meinian Healthcare will send the report to your email address after it is completed.
- Please provide your mailing address. Meinian Onehealth will mail the report after it is completed, with postage to be paid upon delivery (delivery to Hong Kong and Macau is available).
- After the report is completed, you can pick it up at the medical examination center. The printing fee is 10 RMB.
- Search for the "Meinian Health" mini-program on WeChat, click "Query Report," and enter your personal information to view the report.
- After the medical examination report is issued, you can schedule an appointment to have the doctor explain the report. Clients can choose from the following channels:
- WeChat consultation: Appointments must be made at least one day in advance (contact number: +852 6663 4351, WhatsApp: +86 13631689309). The doctor will add the client on WeChat and communicate with the client through WeChat for interpretation.
- Telephone consultation: Please make an appointment at least one day in advance (contact number: +852 6663 4351, WhatsApp: +86 13631689309). The doctor will contact you at the appointed time.
- In-person explanation: You need to make an appointment at least 1 day in advance (appointment contact number: +852 6663 4351, WhatsApp: +86 13631689309). The examinee will listen to the doctor's explanation in person at the medical examination center at the appointed time.
III. Disclaimer:
In case of any dispute, health.ESDlife and Meinian Onehealth reserve the right to make the final decision.
- All health checks/services are not intended for medical diagnosis or treatment. If you experience any signs of illness, you should immediately consult a qualified physician for diagnosis and treatment.
- This service/product is provided by the merchant. Health.ESDlife does not operate or provide this service/product. Health.ESDlife is not responsible for any errors, omissions, or delays related to this service/product, or for any loss, damage, injury, or legal proceedings arising from the use of this service/product. All claims or inquiries should be made to the medical examination center or merchant providing the service.
