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Annual Men's Health Check

Covering all elements of men's health in one test

What is the annual men's health check?
Think of it as an MOT. At your annual men's health check, you can discuss any concerns you have about your men's health and lifestyle with a urology specialist and undergo a comprehensive health screen.

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Why do I need it?

Prioritising your health is an essential part of your overall well-being that becomes increasingly important as you age.

Our Men's Health Check has been crafted to evaluate your overall health and pinpoint any potential health concerns. As we specialise in Men's sexual health, this plays an important role in the overall check. If you are a man of 40 years and above an annual male health check should be as normal as an annual check-up at the Dentists.

What does an annual Male Health Check involve?

An Annual Men's health check involves a number of assessments including:

An overview of Penile Health. Identify any changes that have medically have occurred including penile weakness and deformities.
Advanced prostate assessment including the most sophisticated and accurate blood test available, the Stockholm Three. We are leading in providing this test with 95% accuracy”
Comprehensive blood tests.
Full bladder scanning to identify if there have been any changes in your bladder health.
Uroflowmetry flow test to ascertain whether your waterworks are in good health.
Digital Rectal examination to determine changes to the prostate (optional).
Thyroid function evaluation to determine whether your thyroid is underactive or overactive, allowing for early treatment.

Cardiac Health assessment to determine your risk of heart disease.
Vitamin deficiency. Your Vitamin levels will be examined to detect any deficiencies and address them accordingly.
Hepatic and renal function screening to detect any signs of liver and kidney disease.
Blood pressure assessment to ensure that it falls within the appropriate range.
Anaemia Screening to test for indicators of anaemia, which can cause fatigue.
Diabetes screening. You will be evaluated for pre-diabetes, type 2 and type 1 diabetes.
Bone health assessment to assess calcium levels and the condition of your bones and teeth.
Testosterone levels to check they are in the optimal range.