Check-up is the general evaluation of the health status of healthy individuals and the early diagnosis of a possible disease that has not yet caused any complaints by screening. Having a check-up is taking care of oneself and one’s health. In some diseases, especially cancer, early diagnosis is extremely important. For this reason, early diagnosis of such diseases as a result of check-up scans also increases the success of treatment. Early awareness and early treatment in every field of medicine and every disease will increase the life comfort of the person and prolong the life span. Tests that should be in a standard check-up control; blood count, blood tests evaluating organ functions (liver, kidney, etc.), sedimentation, cholesterol and lipid levels, thyroid (goiter) test, hepatitis (jaundice) test, complete urinalysis, whole abdominal ultrasonography, chest X-ray, electrocardiography and blood in stool is the search.

Another purpose of having a check-up is; The aim of this study is to determine the possible risks of diseases caused by age, gender, smoking, hormonal periods (such as fertility-menopause) in women, and to investigate the risk of familial diabetes, coronary artery disease, stroke and cancer. Additional check-up tests for those with a family risk of coronary artery disease; HDL cholesterol, LDL cholesterol, exercise testing and echocardiography. Women with a family history of cancer once a year; PAP smear, breast ultrasonography, mammography, pulmonary function tests and lung computed tomography should be taken. Once a year for men with a family history of cancer; prostate specific antigen, pulmonary function test and lung computed tomography should be taken.