Men’s Health

To maintain men’s perfect health, going to the doctors regularly should be part of their schedule. Our healthcare experts can help you prevent falling ill and help you go back to optimal health in case you already feel unwell. 

During your first consultation, you can expect your doctor to ask for all the pertinent information about your health. It will let them know more about your condition. Our doctor may also ask you to return for more consultations for necessary tests. 

Some of the most common laboratory tests done during Men’s Health Checkups include: 

• Blood pressure monitoring
• Heart check
• Blood Sugar Level monitoring
• Height, Weight, and BMI checking
• Onsite urinalysis 
• Prostate and testes checking
• STD testing (if necessary)

We also provide lifestyle adjustment advice to help you quit smoking, alcohol, or other substances.
 

Several diseases are more prevalent to men than women. Our doctors can rule out these illnesses or provide early detection to avoid a life-threatening situation. 

Some of the most common diseases that men encounter include: 

• Cancers 
  Our doctors recommend routine testing for blood in stools every two years once you reach 50. Those with a family history of this type of cancer may also have this test before the suggested age. 
  Men between the ages of 19 and 32 are asked to have their testes examined regularly to detect testicular cancer. The doctors will also recommend men aged 40 with a family history of prostate cancer and those aged 50 may also take the prostate cancer screening for early detection. 
• Erectile Dysfunction
  Some men are having problems with their erection. It may happen at some point in your life, but there are times when erectile dysfunction or impotence affect you and your relationship with your partner. 
  There are plenty of reasons why men deal with Erectile Dysfunction. It can either be physical or psychological. This condition may also be a sign of an underlying disease like diabetes. You can address this issue by visiting our doctors regularly. 
• Heart Disease 
  The Australian Institute of Health and Welfare revealed that more men are diagnosed with various Cardiovascular Diseases than women. But the risk can be lowered significantly with the help of a healthy diet, regular exercise, and keeping an ideal weight. 
  Our doctors will also instruct you to avoid smoking and excessive alcohol consumption to take care of your heart.