INFO & BLOG
About diagnosis, treatment and recovery
What does the men’s health check-up cover and how does it differ from other packages?
It screens prostate (PSA) and urology, testosterone and hormonal balance, cardiovascular and metabolic risk, and liver-kidney function in a single package tailored to men’s health.
From what age and how often should I have a men’s health screening?
It depends on age, family history, and risk factors; the right starting age and frequency are set individually at the initial assessment.
What is the PSA test, and does a high PSA always mean cancer?
PSA is a blood test that assesses prostate health; a high value does not always mean cancer and is interpreted together with other findings.
Why is testosterone measured, and what are the symptoms of low testosterone?
Testosterone affects energy, muscle, libido, and overall vitality; it is measured to clarify the hormonal picture in symptoms such as fatigue, low energy, and libido changes.
Is there value in cardiovascular and metabolic screening if I have no symptoms?
Yes; these risks often advance silently, and screening aims to see risk early, before disease.
Is the check-up really completed in a single day, and how long does it take?
Registration, blood tests, imaging, and examinations are planned to be completed the same day in an organized flow, without waiting in line.
How should I prepare beforehand (fasting, medications, considerations before PSA)?
Personalized preparation guidance, including fasting, medications, and considerations before PSA, is shared by your coordinator at registration.
How and when are results evaluated, and who explains the report?
Results are read by a multidisciplinary team including urology, cardiology, and radiology, and explained with a clear, written report.
I am coming from abroad; how do transfer, accommodation, and interpreter services work?
International guests receive transfer, accommodation, and medical interpreter support, with the process managed in a planned manner.
If a finding emerges during screening, how does the treatment process proceed?
If a finding emerges, a risk assessment is made and, when needed, the treatment process is planned with referral to the relevant specialty.