
Common tests in health checkup packages
Package contents vary. Confirm the exact tests before booking so the checkup matches the purpose rather than choosing only by the number of tests.
- Complete Blood Count (CBC)
- Fasting or random blood sugar and HbA1c
- Lipid Profile
- Liver Function Test (LFT)
- Kidney Function Test (KFT)
- Thyroid Profile (T3, T4, TSH)
- Routine Urine Analysis
- Vitamin D and Vitamin B12 when selected
- C-Reactive Protein or other tests when prescribed
Preparation and booking guidance
Why patients choose PRIME DIAGNOSTICS
Patients can access a broad diagnostic test menu from the Rajapur centre, with a convenient Kheri Road location near Bandhan Bank and Mandi Samiti. Call before visiting to confirm the prescribed test, preparation, availability and report timing.
Frequently asked questions
Some packages include glucose or lipid tests that may require fasting, while others do not. Confirm the exact package and fasting duration before your appointment. Plain water is usually permitted when fasting is advised.
Packages vary. They may include CBC, blood sugar, HbA1c, lipid profile, liver function, kidney function, thyroid profile, urine analysis and selected vitamin tests. Choose a package based on age, symptoms and a clinician’s advice.
Home sample collection is available for eligible blood and urine tests, subject to area, timing and test requirements. Call 75100 79456 to confirm availability and preparation.
Report timing depends on the test. Many routine reports may be available sooner, while cultures, specialised pathology and some hormone tests can take longer. Confirm the expected timeline when the sample is collected.
No. A laboratory result should be interpreted with symptoms, examination, medicines, previous reports and the reference range used by the lab. Discuss abnormal or unexpected results with your treating doctor.
Bring the doctor’s prescription if available, a list of medicines, previous relevant reports and identification. For ultrasound or specialised tests, call first to confirm preparation such as fasting or a full bladder.
A thyroid profile does not always require fasting, but preparation can depend on the tests ordered with it and your doctor’s instructions. Call the centre before visiting, especially if glucose or lipid tests are included.