Nirogyam Profile II

Nirogyam Profile II

What it is

The Nirogyam Profile II is a comprehensive preventive health check-up package that includes a wider set of blood and urine tests compared to Nirogyam Profile I. It evaluates key health parameters including blood sugar, lipid profile, liver function, kidney function, thyroid profile, complete blood count (CBC), and vitamin levels. This package provides a more detailed overview of overall health and helps in the early detection of chronic lifestyle-related diseases.

Uses

This profile is used to screen for diabetes, thyroid disorders, anemia, liver disease, kidney disease, high cholesterol, vitamin deficiencies, and other metabolic or hormonal imbalances. It is particularly recommended for individuals above 30 years, those with sedentary lifestyles, obesity, stress, smoking, or alcohol use, and for people with a family history of chronic illnesses such as diabetes, hypertension, or cardiovascular disease.

Symptoms That May Lead to the Test

Doctors may recommend the Nirogyam Profile II if you experience persistent fatigue, weakness, hair loss, mood changes, unexplained weight gain or loss, high blood pressure, digestive disturbances, frequent urination, excessive thirst, bone pain, or swelling. It is also useful in regular monitoring of patients already diagnosed with diabetes, thyroid disease, or hypertension.

Abnormal Results

Abnormal Blood Sugar: May suggest diabetes or prediabetes.

Abnormal Lipid Profile: Indicates cholesterol or triglyceride imbalance, increasing cardiovascular risk.

Abnormal Liver/Kidney Markers: Could reflect hepatitis, fatty liver, chronic liver disease, or impaired kidney function.

Abnormal Thyroid Hormones: Suggest hypothyroidism or hyperthyroidism.

Vitamin Deficiencies: Low vitamin D or B12 levels may lead to fatigue, bone weakness, or neurological problems.

Risks

The test requires a blood sample and sometimes a urine sample. Risks are minimal and limited to mild pain, bruising, or dizziness at the puncture site. Serious complications are extremely rare.