This package includes screenings for reproductive health, breast health, cervical cancer, full blood and urine tests, organ function tests (kidney and liver), cholesterol and lipid profiling, infectious diseases, and tumor marker s.  

The Women Care’s Health Screening Package is specifically designed to address women’s unique health needs. It focuses on early detection and prevention of key health issues, including cervical cancer, breast abnormalities, and reproductive health concerns. With advanced tests like HPV DNA + LBC, breast ultrasound, and pelvic ultrasound, it offers a thorough evaluation of your well-being.

The package also includes comprehensive blood tests to assess organ function and tumor markers, providing a complete picture of your health. A personalized doctor consultation ensures you receive expert advice based on your results.

Annual health screenings are recommended, but the frequency may vary depending on age, family history, and personal health conditions.

Yes, fasting (typically 8–10 hours) may be required for certain tests like the lipid profile. Confirm with the clinic before your appointment.

The package includes one doctor consultation. Additional consultations or treatments may incur extra charges.

HPV DNA + LBC testing is a combined diagnostic screening for cervical cancer, designed to provide a comprehensive evaluation of cervical health. Here’s a breakdown:

1. HPV DNA Test:

   • This test identifies the presence of high-risk types of human papillomavirus (HPV), which is a leading cause of cervical cancer.
   • HPV DNA testing is highly accurate and can detect infections before any cellular changes occur, allowing for early intervention.

2. LBC (Liquid-Based Cytology):

   • LBC is a modern version of the Pap smear. It collects cells from the cervix and processes them in a liquid solution for examination under a microscope.
   • This method improves sample quality and accuracy in detecting abnormal cells or early signs of cancer.

By combining these two tests, HPV DNA + LBC screening not only identifies women at risk of cervical cancer but also provides a clear picture of current cervical cell health. This approach significantly improves early detection rates and helps ensure timely medical intervention if needed.

If any abnormalities are found, the clinic will guide you through the next steps, which may include further diagnostic tests or referrals to specialists.

Insurance coverage depends on your policy. Check with your provider or the clinic for assistance.