Men's 40+ Testing Package

Blood test package with home sample collection.

Who is the 40+ Men's Health Package for?

The 40+ Package is recommended for all men who care about their health, well-being, and prevention of lifestyle diseases. The tests included in the package help prevent many conditions, allowing you to enjoy a long life surrounded by your loved ones.

When should you perform the 40+ Men's Health Package?

This package can be performed as a preventative measure, but it is especially recommended if you experience symptoms such as:

• overall decline in physical and mental condition;
• muscle pain;
• digestive issues such as abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, constipation, or diarrhea;
• feeling unwell;
• irritability;
• excessive sweating;
• frequent infections;
• headaches and dizziness;
• increased thirst;
• insomnia;
• decreased libido;

Why is it worth doing preventive tests for men 40+?

As we age, metabolism and hormone levels change, and vitamin and mineral deficiencies become more likely. Regular preventive tests allow for early detection of abnormalities in key blood parameters and help identify many diseases in their early stages. Early diagnosis helps avoid lengthy and expensive treatments.
The 40+ tests assess the function of organs such as the liver, kidneys, and thyroid. They also help estimate the risk of developing atherosclerosis, hypertension, diabetes, and thrombosis. The tests also check the levels of key vitamins and minerals and assess the risk of prostate cancer. Even if your results are within normal ranges, your doctor can offer personalized advice to improve your quality of life and reduce the risk of serious illnesses in the future. This allows you to maintain good physical and mental condition for years to come.

How often should men 40+ get tested?

The package can be performed annually as part of preventive health checks for men aged 40 and above.

How to prepare for the tests?

• Tests should be done in the morning.
• Arrive fasting, with at least 12 hours between your last meal and the sample collection.
• Try to be well-rested and relaxed before the test.
• Avoid strenuous activity immediately before the test.
• Abstain from alcohol for 2–3 days before the test.
• Drink a glass of water 30 minutes before the sample is taken.

Full list of tests included:

• Complete Blood Count Basic test assessing general health and detecting hematologic diseases. Anemia risk increases with age.
• Lipid Profile (CHOL, HDL, non-HDL, LDL, TG) Assesses cardiovascular disease risk such as atherosclerosis and hypertension.
• Glucose Detects carbohydrate metabolism disorders. Diabetes risk increases with age.
• Uric Acid Assesses protein metabolism. Helps diagnose metabolic diseases like gout.
• Creatinine and eGFR Evaluate kidney filtration function.
• Urea Assesses kidney function; useful in diagnosing liver disease.
• Liver Function Tests (ALT, AST, ALP, Total Bilirubin, GGTP) Screen liver and bile duct function.
• Iron Combined with CBC, this helps diagnose anemia. Iron deficiency is a common cause.
• Ferritin Iron storage protein. Useful in diagnosing anemia.
• Electrolytes Electrolyte imbalance becomes more common with age, especially in people with kidney, heart disease, or diabetes.
• CRP Inflammatory marker.
• Vitamin D Regulates calcium-phosphate balance. Deficiency may lead to osteoporosis and reduced physical capacity.
• Total Calcium Essential for bone and dental structure, and muscle contractions.
• Inorganic Phosphorus Together with calcium, supports bones, muscle function, and the nervous system.
• Magnesium Involved in neuromuscular impulse transmission. Deficiency may cause fatigue, concentration issues, and muscle cramps.
• TSH Pituitary hormone stimulating thyroid hormone production.
• D-dimers Evaluate the risk of thromboembolic complications.
• Fibrinogen Assesses coagulation system, inflammation, and liver diseases.
• Testosterone Main male sex hormone.
• Total PSA Prostate cancer marker.

Factors that may affect results:

• Tests are best performed in the morning due to diurnal variation in some parameters.
• Consult your doctor about medications and supplements before the test as some substances may affect results.
• Intense physical activity may alter test results.
• Eating before the test may influence some parameters.

Test Results Interpretation

The 40+ Package helps diagnose thyroid disease, atherosclerosis, hypertension, diabetes, and thrombosis. It evaluates the function of key organs: kidneys, heart, and liver. It also detects possible vitamin and mineral deficiencies, which helps assess bone health and water-electrolyte balance. The package includes a PSA test (a prostate cancer marker) and a fecal occult blood test to detect digestive system diseases, including colon cancer.