Comprehensive Health Checkup for Men in Greater Noida

97 parameters across 20 components: Complete Blood Count (CBC) with ESR (21), Complete Urine Analysis (17), Liver Function Test (12), Kidney Function Test (12), Lipid Profile (9), Blood Picture - Peripheral Smear Examination (5), Iron Studies with Serum Iron, TIBC, UIBC, Transferrin and % Saturation (5), Thyroid Profile with TT3, TT4 and TSH (3), HbA1c with average blood glucose (2), Blood Glucose Fasting (1), Vitamin B12 (1), Vitamin D 25-Hydroxy (1), RA Factor (1), CRP qualitative (1), Testosterone Total (1), Prostate Specific Antigen - PSA (Total) (1), Carcino Embryonic Antigen (CEA) (1), CA19.9 - Pancreatic Cancer Marker (1), Amylase - Serum (1) and Lipase - Serum (1).

It starts from 2500 in Greater Noida. Home sample collection and digital reports for all 97 parameters are included in that figure, with nothing added at checkout. Book online or on WhatsApp.

Three tests, and only three. This package holds everything in the Advanced Full Body Checkup for Men - all 94 parameters - plus Amylase - Serum, Lipase - Serum and CA19.9 - Pancreatic Cancer Marker, which takes it to 97 parameters across 20 components. All three concern the pancreas: Amylase and Lipase are pancreatic enzymes that screen for pancreatitis, and CA19.9 is a pancreatic tumour marker. Nothing else is different. With no pancreatic reason to test, the Advanced version covers the same ground for less.

You can, but it means a second appointment, another 10-hour fast and another journey - which is why the tier is worth settling before the phlebotomist comes. Greater Noida is spread out and collection centres are not around the corner, so a follow-up draw is a real cost rather than a detour on the way to work. All 20 components here run off one blood draw and one urine sample. If alcohol, gallstones, upper abdominal symptoms or very high triglycerides are part of your picture, put the three pancreatic tests in the first draw; if not, book the Advanced version and lose nothing.

Only if you need the pancreas tested, and we would rather you decided than be sold the larger number. Three tests separate the two: Amylase, Lipase and CA19.9. If you drink regularly, have had gallstones, get recurring upper abdominal discomfort or carry very high triglycerides, those three are relevant and this is the right choice. If none of that applies, the Advanced Full Body Checkup for Men gives you the identical 94 parameters for less.

Both are digestive enzymes made by the pancreas, and both rise when it is inflamed. Lipase is the more pancreas-specific of the two and stays raised longer, which often makes it the more useful. They are the standard blood tests for acute pancreatitis, which presents as severe upper abdominal pain boring through to the back, usually with vomiting - an emergency for a hospital the same day, not a routine checkup. Amylase also rises with salivary gland disease, reduced kidney clearance and some medicines, so a mildly raised value in someone without symptoms often has a benign explanation such as macroamylasaemia.

No. CA19.9 is a tumour marker, which makes it a screening aid a doctor interprets alongside your symptoms and imaging, never a result to read on its own. It is commonly raised in benign biliary and pancreatic conditions - gallstones, bile duct obstruction, cholangitis, chronic pancreatitis and cirrhosis - and jaundice from any cause pushes it up. Its established clinical use is monitoring pancreatic cancer already diagnosed, not finding it in people without symptoms. A normal value does not exclude pancreatic cancer and a raised value does not confirm it.

Yes, and in one group it is always undetectable. Between 5 and 10% of people are Lewis-antigen negative, meaning their body cannot produce CA19.9 at all, so their result stays undetectable whether or not disease is present. Beyond that, early pancreatic cancer frequently fails to raise the marker. A normal CA19.9 is therefore not an all-clear: persistent upper abdominal pain, unexplained weight loss, new diabetes or jaundice needs a doctor and imaging whatever the report says.

They are screening aids, not diagnostic tests. PSA, CEA and CA19.9 all carry meaningful false-positive rates in people without symptoms, and all three can be normal when cancer is present. Each is interpreted by a doctor alongside your symptoms, a physical examination and, where indicated, imaging or endoscopy. Treat a raised result as a reason for a consultation rather than a diagnosis, and a normal result as one data point rather than reassurance.

It measures total circulating testosterone and screens for hypogonadism - persistent fatigue, low libido, erectile difficulty, loss of muscle mass and strength, low mood and poor concentration. Draw it between 7 and 10 AM, because testosterone follows a daily rhythm peaking in the early morning, and an afternoon sample can read low in a man whose level is normal. That window is the practical argument for home collection in a spread-out city: travelling to a centre by 8 AM means leaving fasting and early. A low result is confirmed with a repeat morning sample plus free testosterone or Sex Hormone Binding Globulin (SHBG), neither of which is included here.

No. Prostate Specific Antigen is produced by prostate tissue in general, not by cancer specifically. The usual non-cancerous explanations are benign prostatic hyperplasia, the age-related enlargement behind a weak stream and night-time urination, prostatitis, urinary infection, a recent catheter or prostate examination, and even recent cycling or ejaculation. A normal PSA equally does not exclude prostate cancer. A raised value means seeing a urologist, who may repeat it after treating an infection, examine the prostate, or order free-to-total PSA or MRI.

Carcino Embryonic Antigen (CEA) is a protein used mainly to monitor colorectal cancer that has already been diagnosed, rather than to find it in people without symptoms. Smokers run higher baseline levels as a rule, and CEA also rises in inflammatory bowel disease, pancreatitis, cirrhosis and chronic lung disease. A normal CEA does not exclude bowel cancer. Colonoscopy, or a faecal immunochemical test, is what screens for colorectal cancer, and neither is part of this package.

Positive or negative. The CRP here is qualitative: it says whether inflammation is present and gives no value in mg/L, so it cannot be compared across repeat tests to show whether inflammation is rising or settling. The RA Factor is reported qualitatively too. If your doctor wants a trackable CRP number, the Comprehensive Full Body Checkup with CRP & RA Factor reports CRP quantitatively in mg/L and costs less than this package. Neither is hs-CRP, the high-sensitivity assay used for cardiovascular risk assessment.

It is the one component here that can overrule another, and no analyser can produce it. A qualified pathologist prepares a slide from your sample, reads it under a microscope and reports five findings: Red Blood Cells, White Blood Cells, Platelets, Hemoparasites and a written Impression. A platelet count that looks dangerously low is most often clumping in the tube, and the slide settles that from the sample already taken. A CBC can say haemoglobin is low; only the smear says the cells are small and pale, which points to iron deficiency, large, which points to B12 or folate deficiency, or sickle-shaped, which indicates sickle cell disease. It also detects blast cells that may indicate leukaemia.

Because it cannot be automated. Nineteen of the twenty components here are machine-run, but a smear needs a qualified pathologist to prepare and examine each slide by hand, and that is skilled manual time rather than machine time - so it is the line item quietly dropped when a package is built to a price. Where travel is a factor there is a second argument for keeping it: a questionable platelet or haemoglobin result can often be resolved from the slide rather than by calling you back for a repeat draw. The Hemoparasites finding also looks directly for malarial parasites, and dengue and malaria are endemic across Delhi NCR.

10 hours. Plain water is allowed and encouraged; no tea, coffee, juice or milk during the fasting window. The fast is needed for the Lipid Profile and Blood Glucose Fasting; the hormones and tumour markers do not require it. Avoid alcohol for at least 48 hours, and 72 if you can, since it affects GGT, triglycerides, glucose and pancreatic enzymes. Stop biotin supplements 48 hours beforehand. Avoid ejaculation and long-distance cycling for 48 hours before a PSA test, and strenuous exercise for 24 hours. Continue prescription medicines unless your doctor advises otherwise.

Free home collection covers Greater Noida, including Alpha 1, Alpha 2, Gamma 1, Delta 1, Omega 1, Chi 1, Pi 2, Sigma, Zeta, Pari Chowk, Jagat Farm, Techzone 4 and Greater Noida West, with the rest of the city on request. A trained phlebotomist collects the blood and urine samples at your door in one visit, and the sample travels to the laboratory in temperature-controlled conditions. This is the package where that matters most: all 20 components come off a single draw, so one visit completes the whole screen. Take a 7 to 10 AM slot so testosterone is sampled at its daily peak.

Yes to both. Add his details at booking and request a single slot if two people at the same address are testing; each person gets his own report. In a low-density city this is the booking that matters most, because the family member most likely to postpone a checkup is the one for whom the trip to a collection centre is the obstacle. Your sample is processed at a NABL-accredited laboratory in our network. NABL accreditation is granted to individual laboratories after evaluation of their equipment, processes and personnel; it is not a company-wide certification, and HealthVas does not claim to hold it. Digital reports with all 97 parameters arrive within 24 hours.