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Total Health Comprehensive is a 66-parameter full body checkup available in Ahmedabad for ₹3,800, covering blood sugar, lipids, liver, kidney, thyroid, iron, electrolytes, inflammation, and hormone markers. Home sample collection with reports in 24-48 hours via NABL/CAP/ISO-certified labs. Ideal for adults wanting an in-depth annual health check beyond a basic screening.
The Total Health Comprehensive package brings together 66 clinically relevant laboratory parameters in a single preventive health screening. It is designed to provide a broader view of metabolic, cardiovascular, hormonal, nutritional, and organ health through one coordinated set of blood tests.
By assessing several health parameters together, the package can help identify potential abnormalities that may not cause noticeable symptoms in their early stages.
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), strengthening preventive healthcare and improving early detection can support timely diagnosis and intervention for non-communicable diseases.
Changes in blood glucose and insulin sensitivity can develop gradually and may remain unnoticed for years. Routine screening can therefore be useful for identifying abnormal glucose metabolism before symptoms become apparent.
The Total Health Comprehensive package assesses glucose metabolism through three key markers:
Fasting Blood Glucose
HbA1c
Fasting Insulin
According to the American Diabetes Association (ADA) Standards of Care in Diabetes—2026, HbA1c is an established test for diagnosing diabetes and identifying prediabetes, as well as for assessing longer-term glycaemic control.
For people who already have diabetes, the ADA also recommends periodic HbA1c testing to assess glycaemic management and guide treatment decisions.
Abnormal cholesterol and triglyceride levels often do not cause obvious symptoms, even when cardiovascular risk is increasing. A lipid assessment can therefore form an important part of preventive health screening.
The cardiovascular and lipid profile includes:
Total Cholesterol
HDL Cholesterol
LDL Cholesterol
VLDL Cholesterol
Triglycerides
Cholesterol/HDL Ratio
Triglycerides/HDL Ratio
Together, these measurements provide information about lipid metabolism and can help healthcare professionals assess cardiovascular risk alongside other clinical factors.
The liver plays a central role in metabolism, digestion, protein production, medication processing, nutrient storage, and the regulation of several essential physiological processes. Abnormal liver-related blood markers may indicate the need for further clinical evaluation.
The liver function assessment includes:
ALT (SGPT)
AST (SGOT)
Alkaline Phosphatase (ALP)
Total Bilirubin
Direct Bilirubin
Indirect Bilirubin
Albumin
Globulin
The American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases (AASLD) recognises laboratory testing as an important component of the clinical evaluation of individuals with suspected liver disease or abnormal liver-related findings.
The kidneys filter waste products from the blood and contribute to fluid and electrolyte regulation, blood pressure control, bone health, and red blood cell production. Changes in kidney function can sometimes occur before noticeable symptoms develop.
The kidney assessment includes:
Creatinine
Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN)
Uric Acid
These tests provide information about kidney-related waste clearance and can help identify results that may require further evaluation.
The Kidney Disease: Improving Global Outcomes (KDIGO) Clinical Practice Guidelines support appropriate assessment of kidney function in people at increased risk of chronic kidney disease to facilitate earlier detection and management.
Electrolytes are essential minerals that help regulate fluid balance, nerve signalling, muscle contraction, acid-base balance, and normal heart function.
The electrolyte assessment includes:
Sodium
Potassium
Chloride
Electrolyte disturbances can occur with conditions such as dehydration, kidney disorders, gastrointestinal illnesses, and certain endocrine conditions. They may also be associated with symptoms such as fatigue, weakness, muscle cramps, dizziness, confusion, or abnormal heart rhythms.
Thyroid hormones influence several processes throughout the body, including metabolism, energy use, body temperature, cardiovascular function, digestion, muscle activity, and cognitive function.
The Total Health Comprehensive package includes five thyroid-related measurements:
Thyroid Stimulating Hormone (TSH)
Free T3
Total T3
Free T4
Total T4
According to the American Thyroid Association (ATA), serum TSH is the primary laboratory test used to assess thyroid function. Additional thyroid hormone measurements may be considered depending on symptoms, clinical findings, and the suspected thyroid condition.
Yes. The terms complete body checkup, full body checkup, and comprehensive health checkup are commonly used interchangeably when describing preventive health screening packages.
In general, someone searching for a complete body checkup in Ahmedabad is looking for a set of laboratory tests that assesses multiple aspects of health rather than a single organ or condition.
MyDiagnostics offers three preventive health packages with different levels of laboratory coverage.
The Total Health Vitals package is designed for routine preventive screening and covers essential markers used to monitor general health. Depending on the package, these include investigations related to:
Blood glucose
Lipid profile
Liver function
Kidney function
Thyroid health
Complete Blood Count (CBC)
It may be suitable for adults looking for a basic annual health assessment.
The Total Health Comprehensive package expands on the Vitals package with six additional parameters, providing broader laboratory coverage across metabolic, hormonal, nutritional, iron, and inflammatory health.
The package includes areas such as:
Adrenal and sex hormones
Iron studies
High-sensitivity inflammation markers
Expanded vitamin and mineral assessment
Additional cardiovascular risk indicators
This wider range of investigations provides a more detailed preventive health assessment than the basic Vitals package. For individuals looking for a complete body checkup in Ahmedabad, the Comprehensive package offers a broader screening option without moving to the highest-tier package.
The Total Health Premium package provides the broadest laboratory coverage among the three options. It includes the investigations covered under the Comprehensive package along with additional specialised biomarkers.
It may be considered by individuals who require broader preventive testing because of age, family history, existing health concerns, or specific recommendations from a healthcare professional.
The most appropriate package depends on your age, health history, risk factors, symptoms, and preventive screening goals.
Total Health Vitals (60 Parameters): Suitable for routine preventive screening and general health monitoring.
Total Health Comprehensive (66 Parameters): A broader option for adults seeking expanded metabolic, hormonal, iron, inflammatory, and nutritional assessment.
Total Health Premium (71 Parameters): Designed for individuals looking for the most extensive laboratory screening option among the three packages.
For many adults seeking a detailed annual health assessment, Total Health Comprehensive provides a practical balance between the number of investigations and overall screening coverage.
The Total Health Comprehensive (66 Parameters) package is available in Ahmedabad at ₹3,800. It combines multiple preventive laboratory investigations into one health screening package.
For ₹3,800, the package includes:
Assessment across 66 laboratory parameters
Home sample collection in eligible Ahmedabad locations
Testing through NABL, CAP, and ISO-accredited laboratories
Digital reports generally available within 24–48 hours
Testing related to blood glucose, insulin resistance, cholesterol, liver and kidney function, thyroid hormones, iron status, electrolytes, inflammation, vitamins, minerals, adrenal and sex hormones, and Complete Blood Count (CBC)
For adults looking for a broader annual health assessment, the package combines extensive laboratory coverage with the convenience of at-home sample collection.
The price of a full body checkup can differ considerably between providers. The main factors include the number and type of tests included, laboratory technology, accreditation, sample collection services, and reporting timelines.
Entry-level packages generally contain around 20–30 routine investigations, which may include:
Complete Blood Count (CBC)
Blood Sugar
Basic Lipid Profile
Basic Thyroid Screening
These packages can be useful for basic screening but usually provide less coverage of nutritional, hormonal, inflammatory, and metabolic markers.
Mid-range packages generally add investigations such as:
Liver Function Tests
Kidney Function Tests
Expanded Lipid Profile
Selected Vitamin Tests
They offer broader coverage than basic packages but may not include extensive hormone, iron, inflammatory, or metabolic assessments.
Comprehensive health packages, including the Total Health Comprehensive (66 Parameters), typically cover a wider range of health markers, such as:
Hormone Panels
Iron Studies
Inflammatory Biomarkers
Vitamin and Mineral Assessment
Broader Metabolic Evaluation
The price can also be influenced by:
NABL, CAP, and ISO laboratory accreditation
Home sample collection
Sample handling and quality-control procedures
Laboratory equipment and analytical methods
Report turnaround time
Number and complexity of investigations
Therefore, comparing packages solely on price may not provide a complete picture. It is equally important to check the number and type of parameters, laboratory standards, sample collection options, and reporting services included.
Selecting a diagnostic provider involves more than comparing package prices. The quality of laboratory testing, sample collection process, reporting, and overall convenience can all influence the screening experience.
At MyDiagnostics, the Total Health Comprehensive (66 Parameters) combines broad preventive testing with accredited laboratory services and at-home sample collection.
The laboratory investigations are processed through NABL, CAP, and ISO-certified laboratories that follow recognised quality standards. Laboratory accreditation involves requirements related to quality management, technical competence, equipment, procedures, and quality assurance.
Using accredited laboratories can support consistency and reliability in laboratory testing.
You do not necessarily need to visit a diagnostic centre for sample collection. In eligible locations across Ahmedabad, a trained phlebotomist can visit your home at the scheduled time to collect the required blood sample using sterile, single-use equipment.
The sample is labelled and transported to the laboratory according to appropriate handling procedures.
At-home collection can be particularly convenient for working professionals, older adults, families, and people who prefer to complete their testing from home.
Following laboratory analysis, the digital report is generally made available within 24–48 hours. The report can be accessed online and retained for personal health records or shared with a healthcare professional for clinical interpretation.
Timely access to results can make it easier to discuss abnormal findings with your doctor and determine whether additional evaluation is needed.
The Total Health Comprehensive package combines routine laboratory investigations with additional markers covering metabolic, cardiovascular, endocrine, nutritional, inflammatory, and general health.
The panel is intended to provide healthcare professionals with a broader set of laboratory results that can be considered alongside the individual's symptoms, medical history, physical examination, and other clinical information.
The Total Health Comprehensive (66 Parameters) may be suitable for adults looking for a broader preventive health assessment than a basic screening package.
It may be particularly relevant for:
Adults aged 18 years and above seeking a comprehensive annual health assessment.
Individuals with a family history of diabetes, thyroid disorders, high cholesterol, hypertension, cardiovascular disease, or other metabolic conditions.
People experiencing persistent fatigue, unexplained weight changes, low energy, reduced stamina, hair loss, or other concerns that warrant discussion with a healthcare professional.
Individuals who want broader information about vitamin levels, iron status, hormone levels, and inflammatory markers alongside routine health tests.
People looking for a broader health assessment following recovery from a significant illness, when recommended by their doctor.
Working professionals who want to establish baseline health measurements and monitor them over time.
Preventive testing can help identify abnormal laboratory findings that may require lifestyle modification, repeat testing, medical assessment, or further investigation. A health checkup should not, however, replace a clinical evaluation when symptoms are present.
Booking the Total Health Comprehensive package can be completed online, from selecting the package and appointment slot to arranging sample collection and accessing the final report.
Select the Total Health Comprehensive (66 Parameters) package on the MyDiagnostics website, provide the required patient and address details, select a convenient sample collection date and time, and complete the online payment.
After the booking is confirmed, you will receive the relevant appointment and collection details.
At the scheduled time, a trained phlebotomist will visit your home in Ahmedabad to collect the required blood sample. The collection is performed using sterile, single-use equipment and standard infection-control practices.
After collection, the sample is appropriately packaged and transported to the laboratory for analysis.
Once testing is completed, your digital laboratory report is generally delivered within 24–48 hours. You can access the report online, retain it for your health records, and share it with your healthcare provider when discussing the results.
Following the recommended preparation instructions can help minimise avoidable variation in certain laboratory measurements, particularly fasting blood glucose, fasting insulin, and lipid-related parameters.
Before your appointment:
Fast for 10–12 hours before sample collection. Unless your healthcare professional advises otherwise, plain water is generally permitted during the fasting period.
Avoid alcohol for 24–48 hours before testing, as alcohol consumption can affect certain metabolic, liver, and lipid measurements.
Avoid strenuous exercise or heavy physical activity on the day before collection, as intense exercise may temporarily alter some laboratory values.
Take prescription medicines only as advised by your treating physician. If you are uncertain about taking a particular medicine before the test, check with your doctor beforehand rather than stopping it yourself.
Stay adequately hydrated with water before sample collection, unless you have been instructed to restrict fluids for a medical reason.
Following these preparation measures can help ensure that the laboratory results provide a more consistent representation of your current health and make clinical interpretation easier.