Why choose Sexual Health Screening - Comprehensive?
The Comprehensive Screening offers a more thorough evaluation of sexual health, including a Pap Smear, which aids in early detection and management of STDs and cervical health issues.
Why Choose Sexual Health Screening - Comprehensive?
The Sexual Health Screening - Comprehensive package is designed to provide a thorough evaluation of your sexual health. This package includes all the tests found in the Basic Screening, such as:
- Complete Blood Count with Platelet Count
- Urinalysis (Macroscopic and Chemical Examination)
- HBsAg (RAPID) Screening
- Anti-HCV
- RPR
- TP-PA (Quali)
In addition to these, the Comprehensive package includes a Pap Smear – Conventional. This test is crucial for detecting precancerous or cancerous cells in the cervix, which is not included in the Basic Screening. Early detection through a Pap Smear can significantly improve the management and treatment of cervical health issues.
Choosing the Comprehensive Screening ensures a more complete assessment of your sexual health, offering peace of mind and the opportunity for early intervention if necessary. It's an empowering step towards proactive health management and is available at all Hi-Precision branches in Manila, ensuring accessibility and convenience.
This information is provided by Hati Health for educational purposes and should not replace professional medical advice. Always consult with a healthcare provider about your specific medical needs and symptoms.
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Sexual Health Screening - Comprehensive (For Female Only)
Sexual health screening tests are essential for assessing overall sexual health, detecting sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), and providing a comprehensive evaluation of an individual’s health status.
Tests Included: Pap Smear – Conventional, Complete Blood Count with Platelet Count, Urinalysis for urinary tract infections and STDs, HBsAg for active Hepatitis B, Anti-HCV for Hepatitis C, RPR and TP-PA tests to diagnose syphilis