Health Checkup Packages

The essential first look. Nine core analytes covering blood sugar, blood count, kidney and liver function and cholesterol: the right starting point if you have not been tested in a while, and the simplest way to decide what to look at next.

A basic yet powerful package giving a bird's-eye view of your metabolism. Beyond the Smart Screen Check it adds a full blood count with ESR, which in itself provides a wealth of information regarding anemia (Hemoglobin), infections (TLC, DLC) and blood cancers; complete kidney and liver panels; Magnesium, a key mineral whose deficiency causes fatigue; and the muscle marker CPK.

This package couples the advantage of Glycosylated Hemoglobin (HbA1C) which gives you an average estimation of your sugar levels over the past 3 months, as well as the well-established Thyroid Profile with Free T3, Free T4 and Ultra-sensitive TSH while continuing to give you all the benefits of a Smart Check Profile.

The superior smart check profile adds an assessment of key vitamins such as vitamin D3 and vitamin B12 along with IgE (which gives you an indication of your body's response to allergy), beyond all the value of an Advanced Smart Check. This package encourages you to consider a superior choice in a health check & this package is highly recommended for persons of any age group who are looking for a simplified yet effective evaluation by blood tests.

Premium smart check profile amplifies the advantages of the superior smart check by including additional tests that provide a greater in-depth analysis of your health. The additional tests include Vitamin B9/ folic acid, a detailed urine analysis, complete iron studies including ferritin, iron binding capacity, and transferrin saturation. The inclusion of High Sensitive CRP is a huge plus with the test being a sensitive marker for evidence of inflammation as well as cardiac risk assessment. This package is highly recommended to persons of any age group who are looking for an extensive and effective evaluation by blood tests.

An all inclusive package covering various tests scientifically proven to have a role in preventive health testing. This package is also extremely useful for the monitoring of patients with Hypertension, Diabetes, Cardiac, Kidney, Thyroid, Pancreas and Liver conditions; Vitamin deficiencies and Inflammation. CHP also has Cystatin C & Microalbuminuria, an early indicator of kidney disease; High Sensitivity CRP, a very sensitive marker of Inflammation/cardiac risk; total serum IgE as well as a detailed urine examination. This package is highly recommended to persons of any age group who are looking for comprehensive insights into their health via urine and blood tests.

An all inclusive package covering various tests scientifically proven to have a role in preventive health testing. This package is also extremely useful for the monitoring of patients with Hypertension, Diabetes, Cardiac, Kidney, Thyroid, Pancreas and Liver conditions; Vitamin deficiencies and Inflammation. CHP also has Cystatin C & Microalbuminuria, an early indicator of kidney disease; High Sensitivity CRP, a very sensitive marker of Inflammation/cardiac risk; total serum IgE as well as a detailed urine examination. Prostate Specific Antigen (Total PSA, Free PSA along with the ratio), an established marker to screen for prostate cancers also forms a part of this package.

Everything in the Comprehensive Health Profile, with additional tests that help answer questions the CHP can raise but cannot settle: Oxidised LDL, HOMA2-IR, RBC Magnesium, Vitamin B1 and Vitamin B6. Oxidised LDL identifies the damaged lipid fraction most closely associated with plaque. HOMA2-IR quantifies insulin resistance instead of inferring it from a single sugar reading. RBC Magnesium reflects tissue magnesium status better than a serum level. Vitamins B1 and B6 are the energy and nerve vitamins most often depleted, and appear in few standard vitamin panels.

This profile helps in determining the causative factors of long-term fatigue and weakness. The profile includes an assessment of key vitamins, minerals and essential parameters, deficiency of which may cause fatigue. Additionally, it also includes an inflammatory marker, liver enzymes, electrolytes, blood counts along with a complete kidney function test, tests for diabetes, cortisol-the bodies stress hormone as well as urine analysis to ascertain the cause of fatigue. ANA (antinuclear antibody) screening for autoimmune disorders is also included in the fatigue profile.

Deficiency of vitamins and minerals is a common cause of anemia, fatigue, muscle cramps, joint pains, tingling sensations, frequent infections, and other vague health complaints. These micronutrients are vital for immunity and overall well-being. Adequate Vitamin D protects against infections and reduces the risk of several non-communicable diseases. Our three profiles, Basic, Advanced and Comprehensive, are excellent add-ons to Smart Check, Advanced Smart Check, or any monitoring panel. The Basic profile covers the core vitamin, iron-studies and mineral panel. The Advanced profile adds Vitamin B1 (thiamine) and Vitamin B6 (pyridoxine), the two energy and nerve vitamins most often depleted; Active B12 (holotranscobalamin), the fraction of vitamin B12 available to cells, which can reveal a deficiency when total B12 looks normal; Vitamin A for vision; Vitamin E for skin and immune health; and a urine test for iodine. The Comprehensive profile completes the energy B-group with Vitamin B2 (riboflavin) and Vitamin B5 (pantothenic acid), and further adds Vitamin C, RBC folate (a more accurate estimate of vitamin B9), sTfR (an advanced marker of iron deficiency), ionised calcium and RBC magnesium, which reflects true tissue magnesium status better than a serum level. Additionally, it is advisable to monitor these values if you have been taking vitamins for a prolonged period without any doctor's advice or prescription.

An imbalance in female hormones can lead to irregular periods, bloating, fatigue, irritability, hair loss, palpitations, mood swings, diabetes, lack of ability to concentrate, issues with fertility, hirsutism(excessive hair), premature menarche, etc. This Profile can also be used in various conditions such as amenorrhea, dysfunctional uterine bleeding & to assess ovarian function. Physicians often ask for a Female Hormonal Profile to be performed on Day 2/3 of the menstrual cycle with a pooled and mid morning sample for prolactin.

Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome (PMOS), formerly known as polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) or PCOD, is a common hormonal and metabolic condition. It can involve irregular periods, acne, excess hair growth (hirsutism), hair thinning, weight gain, insulin resistance and difficulty conceiving. This profile combines reproductive hormones, androgens, thyroid function and markers of insulin resistance, together with 17-hydroxyprogesterone to help exclude other causes of androgen excess. Results should be interpreted together with clinical assessment and, where indicated, ultrasound, to reach a diagnosis.

Dr. Dangs Lab offers a state-of-the-art Comprehensive Thyroid Profile, a vital tool in assessing thyroid health. This comprehensive panel includes key markers such as Thyroid profile with FT3, FT4, ultra-sensitive TSH, anti-thyroglobulin antibodies, anti-thyroid peroxidase (Anti-TPO), reverse T3 (RT3), as well as Total T3 and Total T4 levels. These precise measurements provide a thorough evaluation of thyroid function, aiding in the diagnosis and management of thyroid disorders, ensuring comprehensive and accurate insights into the individual's health.

The Arthritis Profile assesses the several reasons due to which an individual could be having pain in the bones or joints. This profile confirms the Rheumatoid Arthritis factor (RA), and also has a vitamin check, markers for inflammation and autoimmune screening (ANA). These assist the clinician in making a definite diagnosis. The detection of anti-CCP antibodies confirms the presence of rheumatoid arthritis, establishes a prognosis for the progression of the disease and helps determine the best possible treatment.

Fever Profile Basic screens for common causes of fever such as Malaria, Typhoid, Dengue, and Urinary infections. It also includes CBC with ESR, the most frequently prescribed test, providing valuable information on blood counts including platelets to help define the nature of fever and its treatment. Fever Profile Advanced offers all these benefits, along with extended investigations for Typhoid, Chikungunya, Scrub Typhus, Mumps, Leptospira, and Lyme's disease. It also includes culture/sensitivity of urine, throat, and blood samples, CRP to assess inflammation and recovery, and liver enzymes as markers of liver infection. Fever Profile Basic and Advanced also include Quantitative G6PD Activity. G6PD deficiency can cause red cells to break down with certain antimalarial and antibiotic medicines, so knowing your status helps your doctor treat a fever safely. For seasonal needs, our Monsoon Fever Panel provides a focused approach to quickly identify the most common infections prevalent during the rainy season.

Respiratory infections can be caused not only by influenza viruses but also by a host of other pathogens. These commonly spread through respiratory droplets, and symptoms may include fever, congestion, cough, sore throat, fatigue, and body aches, etc. Diagnosing accurately is essential to manage symptoms early, reduce complications, and prevent unnecessary use of antibiotics. Dr. Dangs Lab offers advanced diagnostic options for upper respiratory infections through our Influenza Panel, Comprehensive Flu Panel, and Respiratory BioFire. These tests vary in coverage, identifying a wide range of pathogens, including influenza viruses and other respiratory agents. Using oropharyngeal and nasopharyngeal swabs, these tests provide precise results, helping physicians tailor treatment accordingly. Accurate testing ensures better patient care and supports public health by managing seasonal outbreaks effectively.

Basic male hormonal profile measures the levels of hormones that play an active role in men's health and may be an important part of sexual health as well as general wellbeing in men. Cortisol, also known as the stress hormone, and a Thyroid profile with FT3, FT4 & Ultra-sensitive TSH are included along with all other essential male hormones. This profile gives a broader picture of your health and is useful in determining the reasons behind general weakness, inability to lose weight, sexual dysfunctions, and various lifestyle-related issues among males.

The basic sexually transmitted disease profile is a combination of the most frequently contracted and screened for infections linked to unprotected sex. The reason to get an STD panel done is to identify and treat early any infection and also prevent passing on the infection to partner. HIV Combo comprising of the HIV P24 Antigen & the HIV Antibody, Hepatitis B, C, Syphilis & genital Herpes diagnosis can be made by the tests included in the panel.

Comprehensive STD profile additionally tests for the molecular STD panel (Chlamydia trachomatis, Neisseria gonorrhoeae, Trichomonas vaginalis, Gardnerella vaginalis, Mycoplasma genitalium, Mycoplasma hominis, Herpes simplex virus 1/2, Ureaplasma species, Candida albicans, Cytomegalovirus, Human papillomavirus types 16 & 18) beyond testing for HIV, Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C and Syphilis which forms part of the basic STD profile. Organisms included in the comprehensive STD panel include common sexually transmitted infections often presenting as unusual discharge, genital sores, itching, pain during urination or sex. The molecular STD panel tests are tested using a molecular method, i.e., nucleic acid amplification technique (NAAT), which provides the very best of results. Many STDs can also be asymptomatic, so regular screening is important, especially if you have new or multiple partners. Always keep in mind that the period of time when while testing for STDs.

Allergynius Dx is a Molecular Allergy Diagnostics test based on Microarray using Nanotechnology and provides results for 163 food and respiratory allergens along with 294 components. Allergies are commonly caused by aeroallergens (respiratory allergens) and food allergens, which present with respiratory symptoms (sneezing, wheezing, cough, breathing difficulties, allergic rhinitis etc.) or skin related symptoms (hives, urticaria, rashes etc.). This cutting-edge allergy testing is supported by AI-assisted interpretation, reviewed by our doctors, that is provided along with the report.

IgG-based food intolerance testing (IMUPRO) looks at diet-related immune responses that are associated with gut-related symptoms, such as bloating, gastritis, constipation, diarrhoea, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), nausea, and also other symptoms like chronic pain, chronic weight problems, skin problems (atopic dermatitis, eczema, psoriasis), and nervous system disorders. There are various food panels available for testing: 22/44/90 vegetarian, 90 non-vegetarian, 180, and 270 foods are available, and the one most appropriate for you needs to be selected as per your daily diet.

Heart disease, diabetes and kidney disease are increasingly understood as one connected process rather than three separate illnesses. They share common roots in disordered lipids, insulin resistance, low-grade inflammation and early kidney injury, and these changes usually begin years before any symptom appears. Our Cardio-metabolic Panels bring these strands together in a single blood draw, for men and women alike. The lipid picture goes beyond a routine profile: Apolipoprotein B counts the particles that actually carry cholesterol into the artery wall, Lipoprotein (a) is inherited and needs to be measured only once in a lifetime, and Oxidised LDL identifies the chemically damaged fraction most closely associated with plaque, while hs-CRP, homocysteine and Lp-PLA2 describe the inflammation around it. Glucose control and insulin resistance are read together: fasting glucose and HbA1c show where you stand today, and HOMA2-IR with C-peptide shows how hard the pancreas is working to keep you there. The kidneys and liver are assessed while injury is still reversible, and NT-proBNP with the high-sensitivity troponins reflects strain on the heart muscle.

Diabetes is understood as a disease where there is excess glucose in the blood, and it is hence often assumed that having fewer sweets can help overcome the illness. However, it is critical to keep a lookout for the complications of diabetes, which cause permanent damage. A fair number of patients have both hypertension as well as diabetes, which doubles the risk of organ damage. This profile puts together tests to monitor diabetes and hypertension and their commonly associated complications.

Comprehensive diabetes profile provides an edge over the tests in the diabetes and hypertension profile by giving an in-depth view of the function of kidneys and pancreas in relation to blood glucose levels. This profile is ideally suited for those who need to track diabetic markers holistically and require more detailed analysis. The additional tests in this profile include complete kidney function tests, fasting insulin, eGFR, HOMA2-IR, and C-peptide.

At Dr. Dangs Lab, we recognise that menopause is a profound biological transition, influencing hormonal balance, metabolic health, and overall well-being. Our Menopause Profiles are meticulously curated to provide clinicians and patients with a comprehensive, evidence-based assessment of this life stage. These profiles serve as powerful tools for early intervention, personalised treatment planning, and optimising quality of life during midlife and beyond.

At Dr. Dangs Lab, we understand that bloating is more than just an inconvenience—it can be a sign of underlying gastrointestinal, hormonal, or immune imbalances. Our Bloating Profiles are designed to pinpoint the cause through targeted, evidence-based testing, enabling precise diagnosis and personalised treatment strategies.

Breath testing is a simple, non-invasive and radiation-free way to investigate persistent bloating, gas, abdominal pain, altered bowel habit and unexplained nutrient deficiencies. You blow into collection tubes at timed intervals before and after a test drink; the gases measured reveal what is happening inside the stomach and small intestine. The Urea Breath Test for Helicobacter pylori is the most sensitive non-invasive test to detect an active infection and to confirm its eradication after treatment. The SIBO Breath Test measures hydrogen and methane after a glucose or lactulose drink, to detect excess bacteria in the small intestine causing bloating, diarrhoea or constipation. The Lactose or Fructose test confirms carbohydrate malabsorption as the cause of symptoms triggered by milk and dairy, fruit, sweeteners and processed foods.

This profile is helpful for individuals who are planning weight reduction for themselves and need to assess metabolic functions and hormonal levels that might contribute to obesity. It assesses the common causes of obesity, including derangements in lipid levels, insulin resistance, thyroid, and a liver function test, along with the stress hormone, i.e., cortisol, and Leptin, a hormone that regulates hunger, appetite and body weight. Adiponectin, a protective hormone released by fat tissue, is now added; low levels indicate insulin resistance and a higher risk of diabetes and heart disease. An optional Salivary Cortisol Awakening Response (three at-home saliva samples at 0, 30 and 60 minutes after waking) helps characterise the early-morning cortisol pattern in people with persistent stress, fatigue or disrupted sleep.

Ageing is not a single process. It is inflammation that never fully resolves, lipid particles that oxidise, insulin that gradually stops working, micronutrient reserves that quietly empty, a stress axis that loses its rhythm, and a genome that was set at birth. Our three Longevity Panels examine these layers at increasing depth, with each panel helping to explain the findings of the one before it. Longevity Screen looks at what the body is doing now, and records a Digital Cognitive Assessment so that every future test has a baseline to be compared against. Longevity Advanced asks why: circulating levels describe intake, whereas RBC Magnesium and RBC Folate describe what actually reached the tissue, and a Cortisol Awakening Response with a late-night salivary cortisol maps the stress axis across a full day. Longevity Comprehensive looks at what was inherited, and at what may have been acquired.

Cortisol is the body's principal stress hormone, released by the adrenal glands under the control of the brain's hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis. In health it follows a distinct daily rhythm: levels rise sharply by 50-75% within 30-45 minutes of waking, the Cortisol Awakening Response, and then fall steadily through the day to a low point at bedtime. Chronic stress, burnout, poor sleep, depression, shift work and long-standing illness flatten or exaggerate this pattern long before any routine blood test becomes abnormal. Saliva contains only the free, biologically active fraction, making it the preferred sample for measuring what your tissues are actually exposed to; it is also unaffected by oral contraceptives, oestrogen therapy or pregnancy, all of which raise total blood cortisol. The sample is collected painlessly at home with a small swab: no needle, and no distortion of the result by the stress of a blood draw.

The Basic Hairfall Panel is designed to help identify common underlying causes of hair loss by assessing key health markers. Hairfall can result from a variety of factors, including hormonal imbalances, nutritional deficiencies, and other health issues. This comprehensive package includes essential tests such as the Thyroid profile with FT3, FT4, Ultra-sensitive TSH, CBC with ESR, Vitamins and Minerals Profile including levels of Magnesium, Vitamin D3, and Vitamin B12. It also measures Total Calcium, Phosphorus, Folic Acid (B9), Ferritin, Iron, TIBC, Transferrin Saturation, UIBC & Zinc. This profile also includes DHEAS (Dehydroepiandrosterone Sulfate) i.e. a hormone produced by the adrenal glands that serves as a precursor to male and female sex hormones. By evaluating these parameters, this panel assists in ruling out common causes and guiding appropriate treatment options.

The Dr. Dangs Lab Anemia profile with HPLC not only diagnoses anemia but also helps ascertain the cause for the same. A complete blood count with reticulocyte count and detailed peripheral smear analysis provides a wealth of information in the assessment of a patient with anemia and guides whether these could be due to nutritional deficiency (Iron, Vitamin B12, Folate), abnormalities in red blood cells, abnormal Hemoglobins, infections, variant hemoglobinopathies, depressed marrow function or cancers. The work-up also includes evaluation for hemolysis: Quantitative G6PD Activity to detect G6PD deficiency, and Indirect Coombs Test (ICT), Direct Coombs Test (DCT) and serum haptoglobin to rule out autoimmune hemolytic anemia.

A focused work-up for suspected haemolysis, the premature breakdown of red blood cells. It pairs a blood count and the reticulocyte response with Quantitative G6PD Activity to detect G6PD deficiency, bilirubin and LDH as markers of red-cell turnover, and haptoglobin with the direct and indirect Coombs tests to separate autoimmune haemolytic anaemia from other causes.

This is an all-inclusive health check profile that provides detailed insights into the overall health status of a female. In addition to the Comprehensive Health Profile (CHP), Ultra CHP includes HOMA2-IR, a test assessing insulin resistance; Vitamins A, C, E & Urinary Iodine; serum protein electrophoresis; tests for evaluating levels of basic female hormones; cardiac assessment in the way of testing for high-sensitivity Troponin T & Lp-PLA2; and now also the energy B-vitamins B1, B2, B5 & B6 with RBC Magnesium (tissue magnesium status), plus oxidised LDL, the lipid fraction most closely associated with plaque formation.

This is an all-inclusive health check profile that provides detailed insights into the overall health status of a male. In addition to the Comprehensive Health Profile (CHP) with PSA, Ultra CHP with PSA includes HOMA2-IR, a test assessing insulin resistance; Vitamins A, C, E & Urinary Iodine; serum protein electrophoresis; testosterone free & total; estradiol; cardiac assessment by high sensitivity Troponin T & Lp-PLA2; and now also the energy B-vitamins B1, B2, B5 & B6 with RBC Magnesium (tissue magnesium status), plus oxidised LDL, the lipid fraction most closely associated with plaque formation.

Tumour markers are not a cancer test. They are surveillance tools, most useful in people with a defined risk (a family history, chronic liver disease, an inherited syndrome or an age threshold), and best read as a trend, repeated in the same laboratory on the same assay. Four panels are available: Female Basic and Female Extended, Male Basic and Male Extended. The extended panels add Chromogranin A, Calcitonin and Gastrin.

By Guardant Health, now available through Dr. Dangs Lab. One blood draw, multiple cancer signals. Many cancers may not cause symptoms in the early stages, and not all cancers have routine screening pathways today, which is why newer blood-based screening approaches are becoming part of more informed preventive health conversations. The test is intended to detect 10 cancers with a single blood draw: bladder, breast, colorectal, esophageal, stomach (gastric), liver (hepatocellular), lung, ovarian, pancreatic and prostate, including cancers responsible for approximately two-thirds of all cancer-related deaths. Consider it if you are 45 years of age or older, aspire to be proactive about preventive healthcare, have not recently reviewed your cancer screening plan, and do not have a known diagnosis of cancer.

The Dr. Dangs Lab Fitness Profile helps active individuals identify deficiencies affecting performance & issues like weakness, cramps, or electrolyte imbalance. It screens for anemia, diabetes, lipids, proteins, vitamins, minerals, kidney and muscle health. Separate Profiles are available for females and males. Both panels include liver markers (SGOT, SGPT) for liver metabolism, and the male panel also includes Testosterone (free & total) for strength and muscle growth assessment.