Medical history
Detailed review by a female doctor, if preferred, of your medical history, full gynaecological history, family medical history, social history, occupational history and lifestyle.

Stress analysis
Overall review of stress related issues though sensitive discussion with the doctor plus the use of a validated questionnaire, to promote the early detection of stress.

Doctors consultation
We ensure that there is plenty of time to discuss particular issues or concerns with the doctor.

Doctors medical examination
Includes examination of the heart, lungs, abdomen, central nervous system, skin, ear, nose and throat, pulse rate and blood pressure at rest. Height, Weight and Body Mass Index.

Breast examination and instruction on ‘Breast awareness’

Full blood analysis
A comprehensive analysis examining total cholesterol, triglycerides, HDL and LDL cholesterol and liver, kidney and thyroid function. Other tests include those for gout, diabetes, metabolic disorders, infection, anaemia and other chronic diseases.

Urine analysis
Includes tests for protein, blood, sugar, ketones, infections, pus cells, bile pigments, pH and nitrites.

Rubella screen
A test for Rubella (German measles) to ensure immunity.

Cervical Smear, Chlamydia test and Pelvic examination
Thin Prep cytology uses the latest technique for sampling cervical cells being more effective than the conventional PAP Smear for the detection of abnormal cells and the reduction of inadequate specimens.

Chlamydia, being the most common curable sexually transmitted disease, is also screened for using the same sample. If clinically indicated, HPV (Human Papilloma Virus) and gonorrhoea can be tested for at extra cost (see below).

Health Promotion literature

Personal medical report
Includes an overall review of results, personalised health action plan and advice on any relevant medical and lifestyle issues.

OPTIONAL TESTS

High Vaginal Swab
Indicated when symptoms or signs of vaginal infection are present to identify infections such as Candida (commonly known as thrush), bacterial infections and Gonorrhoea.

HPV (Human Papilloma Virus)
Indicated in women with mild abnormalities detected at routine cervical screening or those with a previous history of abnormal cervical smears. HPV detection is a more sensitive marker for cervical disease then cervical smears alone.

HIV
A combined blood test which includes detection of antibodies the HIV 1 and 2 viruses and the HIV p24 antigen. The benefit of having a test for the p24 antigen is that it allows earlier detection of HIV infection from as soon as 4 weeks after contact, compared to 12 weeks when it is omitted.