Vital Organs
€299.00
What is the condition of your main organs?
You work very hard, but you also enjoy more than average. Because you earned it. You like good food and relaxation. You don’t actually want to change your lifestyle, but you do feel that things can and must be better. You want to set yourself ambitious health goals, but you need to know where you stand now.
This Vital Organs health check provides insight into values associated with the functioning of, among other things, your heart, thyroid and liver. These organs are of vital importance and if they do not function properly you can experience all kinds of complaints such as palpitations, a feeling of restlessness and jaundice. The lifestyle research provides insight into your habits in terms of food, smoking, drinking and coffee consumption.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT OUR VITAL ORGANS HEALTH CHECK
Answers to questions related to the Vital Organs health survey can be found here. If you want answers to general questions, check out our FAQ
When do I choose this health check?
You can choose the Vital Organs health check when you want to know the state of your vital organs. Have you taken a measurement before and has your blood pressure increased? Do cardiovascular diseases run in your family? Or are you aware that you do not live healthy and are you curious what this means for your organs?
This health check will provide insight into the status of your heart, lungs, kidneys, liver, thyroid, pancreas and gastrointestinal tract.
What exactly are my vital organs?
Your vital organs are the organs in your body that you need to stay alive; the heart, kidneys, liver and lungs. If one or more of these organs do not function properly, it can be life-threatening.
Do you want to read more about organs? Then take a look at our knowledge center.
On which markers will be tested?
Thyroid
– Free T4
– TSH
Pancreas
– Glucose
– HbA1c
Liver & Bile ducts
– ALAT
-Gamma GT
– Alkaline phosphatase
– Bilirubin
Heart & Lungs
– Cholesterol (total)
– LDL cholesterol
– HDL cholesterol
– Cholesterol/HDL ratio
– Triglycerides
Kidneys & urinary tract
– eGFR
