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Preventive tests which should be done at least once a year
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1. What's worth checking for on a blood test?
Blood analysis is also a good way to measure blood levels of CRP, a protein whose elevated levels are evidence of an active inflammatory state in the body. This type of study is particularly important for people who are struggling with conditions such as obesity, hypertension or blood pressure. Blood analysis also is a good method of assessing blood levels and mineral components. For blood tests, the baseline value of zinc in the blood is usually in the context of a reduction in the concentration of neurotransmitters in blood cells, or in blood plasma cells. In addition to a single test, blood tests may not be used to assess the effects of erectile dysfunction on prostate cells and other organs.2. Urine and feces
The urine test is mainly performed to check the state of the urinary and genital tract, but it enables a general evaluation of the condition of the digestive tract and allows for the detection of e.g. ulcerative disease, impaired absorption or bacterial infections. It is also important to assess the pH value and the weight of the correct concentration (indicating, for example, dehydration or the presence of undesirable ingredients such as protein). In addition, it is less used to detect obvious diseases, such as cancers of metabolic disorders such as phenylketonuria.3. This is the list of the official languages of the Republic of Moldova
Ultrasound screening is a key part of the diagnosis of diseases such as kidney stones, inflammation of the circulatory system, and pancreatic cancer. It is particularly important for people who smoke and who have problems with limited capacity. Cardiac echo, called professional echocardiography, is a study that assesses the structure of the heart muscle and the correct flow of blood through its components. In addition, it is a critical part of diagnosing people with cardiovascular problems, such as heart muscle paralysis. Gastroscopy allows screening of the gastrointestinal tract, digestive organs and digestives organs, and the use of ultrasound to examine the digestivity of the stomach and intestinal walls. It can also be used to diagnose changes in the spinal wall and other organs.4. Gender-specific diagnostic tests
Women are particularly interested in breast cancer screening cytology (biopsy) and mammography (RTG). Women should also regularly undergo gynecological examinations, i.e. undergo genital evaluation, e.g. with a pelvic floor ultrasound, which can detect changes in the ovaries, or colposcopy to evaluate the pituitary gland.
