Medical Check Up is an effective anticipatory step to determine health conditions and detect disease early. Do it regularly as a preventive measure. One class of disease that can be detected through a Medical Check Up is Non-Communicable Diseases or Chronic Diseases such as Cardiovascular disease and Diabetes. PRAMITA Laboratory collaborates with Mesh Bio, a health technology company based in Singapore, to present Medical Check Up results in the form of Health Analysis. Health Analys...

A medical check-up is a comprehensive health examination that is crucial for your well-being. One of the healthcare providers in Indonesia that offers comprehensive facilities to support medical check-ups is Pramita Clinical Laboratory. With branches throughout Indonesia, Pramita Lab is always up to date with technology and expertise. Equally important to achieving the best results is the preparation before the medical check-up. What should you prepare? • Health tests are best conducted in...

The pancreas plays a crucial role in the human body as it has exocrine functions that produce several important enzymes to aid in the digestive process, such as trypsin, chymotrypsin, amylase, and lipase. It also has endocrine functions where it produces and releases hormones like insulin and glucagon to control blood sugar levels. Several examinations are required to assess the pancreas's function as an initial screening for pancreatic disorders. Here are some examinations that can be conduc...

When gallstones are accompanied by several symptoms, it is advisable to seek immediate medical attention. Pramita's friends can consult a doctor to receive appropriate treatment. Here are some examinations typically performed by doctors to accurately diagnose gallstones: 1. Laboratory Tests Various laboratory tests can be conducted, such as complete blood count, liver function tests (such as SGOT, SGPT, ALP, Bilirubin), lipid profile, and a complete urine analysis. 2. Abdominal...

The diagnosis of pneumonia in children is established based on a medical history, physical examination, and supporting tests. In the medical history, complaints experienced by the patient can be identified, including: fever, cough, restlessness, irritability, and shortness of breath. In infants, symptoms are often nonspecific, often without fever and cough. Older children may sometimes complain of headaches, abdominal pain, and vomiting. During the physical examination, a number of pathologic...

Some easily recognizable symptoms when someone is experiencing: 1. Sinusitis.       Swelling of the nasal passages, pus-like discharge, swelling, redness around the eyes and cheeks. 2. Nasal Polyps      Slowly progressive nasal congestion accompanied by decreased olfactory function, headaches and a feeling of pressure on the forehead as well as upper tooth pain and others. Supporting examinations to confirm the diagnosis include:       • History       •    Physical examination       • La...