MEN’S TOTAL HEALTH SCREEN
RM870.00package
Every test is charted below.
Men’s Total Health Screen 37 Tests, One Draw
The widest male health screening we sell, at RM870. It reads the hormonal axis alongside the metabolic, liver, kidney and infectious picture, in one blood draw. Every test is charted below.
| Test | What it reads |
|---|---|
| Hormonal axis · 8 | |
| Testosterone (Total) | Total circulating testosterone |
| SHBG | The protein that binds it, which decides how much is usable |
| Free Androgen Index | Calculated from testosterone and SHBG together |
| LH | The pituitary signal to the testes |
| FSH | The pituitary signal for sperm production |
| DHEAS | The adrenal androgen precursor |
| Estradiol | The oestrogen men also carry |
| Prolactin | Raised levels suppress testosterone |
| Metabolic · 3 | |
| Serum Insulin | The test most panels omit |
| HbA1c | Average glucose across roughly three months |
| Fasting Blood Sugar | Glucose after the fast |
| Lipids · 1 | |
| Lipid Studies | Total cholesterol, LDL, HDL and triglycerides |
| Cancer markers · 6 | |
| PSA | Prostate. A blood marker, not a prostate examination |
| AFP | Liver |
| CEA | Colorectal and general |
| CA 19-9 | Pancreatic and biliary |
| CA 72-4 | Gastric |
| EBV VCA IgA | Nasopharyngeal, more common in Chinese Malaysians |
| Cardiovascular and kidney · 4 | |
| hs-CRP | Low-grade inflammation |
| Homocysteine | An amino acid linked to vascular risk |
| uACR | Early kidney stress, measured from urine |
| Renal Profile | Urea, creatinine and electrolytes |
| Liver · 1 | |
| Liver Function Test | ALT, AST, ALP, bilirubin and proteins, with FIB-4 |
| Infectious disease · 6 | |
| Hepatitis A | Antibody status |
| Hepatitis B | Antigen and antibody status |
| Hepatitis C | Antibody status |
| HIV | Antibody and antigen |
| Syphilis | RPR |
| H. pylori | The stomach bacterium behind most ulcers |
| Iron and micronutrients · 5 | |
| Iron Studies | Iron, ferritin and binding capacity |
| Vitamin D | Commonly low even in a sunny country |
| Vitamin B12 | Absorption falls with age and with acid-reducing medication |
| Folate | Read alongside B12, since the two mask each other |
| Magnesium | Involved in muscle, nerve and glucose handling |
| General · 3 | |
| Full Blood Count | Red cells, white cells and platelets |
| Urine FEME | Protein, blood, glucose, cells and crystals |
| Thyroid (TSH) | Thyroid function |
All 37 tests come from one blood draw and one urine sample, and every one is included in the price. Counts are tests, not reported values: several rows are multi-parameter panels, so the report runs to well over a hundred numbers. The five calculated indices add nothing to the draw and nothing to the price: AIP, CRI-1 and CRI-2 from the lipid results and FIB-4 from the liver results, plus one further calculated ratio. The women’s total health screen is priced separately at Women’s Total Health Screen.
This is not a prostate examination. PSA is a blood marker, and it is interpreted alongside a shared decision-making conversation with a doctor rather than on its own.
It is not a fertility test. Semen analysis is a separate service.
It is not a cardiac scan, a colonoscopy or any form of imaging, and it is not the right instrument for an active symptom.
How It Works
Collected at 35 partner centres nationwide and processed in one CAP-accredited laboratory operating to MS ISO 15189. Every report is read by a doctor registered with the Malaysian Medical Council before the e-consultation. Reference ranges are that laboratory’s, so results are only comparable within it.
Major oncology guidelines position cancer markers as validated for monitoring known disease and for risk assessment in defined high-risk groups, rather than as a general screen in people at average risk. PSA is the most studied marker here and the two landmark randomised trials disagree. PLCO reported no difference in prostate cancer mortality between annual screening and usual care (Andriole GL, et al. N Engl J Med. 2009;360(13):1310 to 1319. doi.org/10.1056/NEJMoa0810696), while ERSPC reported a reduction in the screened group (Schroder FH, et al. N Engl J Med. 2009;360(13):1320 to 1328. doi.org/10.1056/NEJMoa0810084). That is why the United States Preventive Services Task Force frames PSA as a shared decision rather than a routine test (US Preventive Services Task Force. JAMA. 2018;319(18):1901. doi.org/10.1001/jama.2018.3710). This section describes the science behind the markers and is not a statement about what any individual report will show.
Tell us what has changed and what you are hoping the report will answer. Our care team will tell you which option fits, and they will say so if a RM126 screening would answer your actual question. No obligation, and nobody will chase you.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Men’s Total Health Screen
RM870 per person · 37 tests plus 5 calculated indices · 8 to 12 hour fast · Results in 5 to 7 working days · Doctor e-consultation included · 35 centres across all 13 states
This panel is designed to detect early signals and support preventive care, and a normal result does not rule out all disease. Screening is not a substitute for clinical assessment of an active symptom: if you are currently unwell, please see a doctor rather than waiting 5 to 7 working days for a result. This panel is not a prostate examination and PSA should follow a shared decision-making conversation with a doctor. It is not a fertility test. It does not image an organ, read a heart rhythm or biopsy anything. Tumour markers can be raised for benign reasons and normal in the presence of disease, and are interpreted only in clinical context. About one person in ten does not produce CA 19-9 for genetic reasons. A licensed doctor reviews every report and will advise whether further investigation is needed. Reference ranges and individual results vary, and marker assays are not directly comparable between laboratories. All samples are processed by a CAP-accredited laboratory operating to MS ISO 15189 in Malaysia. Please disclose all medication and supplements, existing medical conditions and recent illness before your appointment.
