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Renal Health Check Package
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Renal Health Check Package

Diabetes , Kidney problem

Package Overview

Age Group

30-40 Years
40-50 Years
50-59 Years
>60 Years

Gender

Both

Target Organ

Kidneys

Tests Included

18 Tests

Package Options

Choose the plan that fits your health needs and budget

Basic Screening

₹999
  • FBS/RBS
  • CBC
  • Creatinine
  • Urea/BUN
  • Uric Acid
  • Sodium
  • Potassium
  • Calcium
  • Magnesium
  • Phosphorus
  • PTH
  • Vit D
  • Urine RE/ME
  • Urine ACR
  • USG KUB
  • Physician Consultation
  • Nephrologist Consultation
  • Dietiecian consultation

Advanced Screening

₹3,999
  • FBS/RBS
  • CBC
  • Creatinine
  • Urea/BUN
  • Uric Acid
  • Sodium
  • Potassium
  • Calcium
  • Magnesium
  • Phosphorus
  • PTH
  • Vit D
  • Urine RE/ME
  • Urine ACR
  • USG KUB
  • Physician Consultation
  • Nephrologist Consultation
  • Dietiecian consultation

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Detailed breakdown of all tests included in this package

Test Name Basic Premium Advanced
FBS/RBS
CBC
Creatinine
Urea/BUN
Uric Acid
Sodium
Potassium
Calcium
Magnesium
Phosphorus
PTH
Vit D
Urine RE/ME
Urine ACR
USG KUB
Physician Consultation
Nephrologist Consultation
Dietiecian consultation

Preparation Instructions

An 8–12 hour fasting is recommended before blood sample collection. You may drink plain water but avoid tea, coffee, milk, or sugary beverages. Continue your regular medications unless advised otherwise by your doctor, and inform the lab staff about all ongoing medicines. For urine tests, provide a clean-catch midstream urine sample using the sterile container provided. Avoid sample collection during menstruation if possible. For USG KUB, drink 3–4 glasses of water 30–45 minutes before the scan and do not empty your bladder. Avoid alcohol and strenuous exercise for 24 hours prior. Carry previous medical reports and arrive early for registration.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about this health package

What is a Renal Health Check Package?

A renal health check package is a set of laboratory tests and evaluations designed to assess how well your kidneys are functioning. It includes blood tests, urine tests, and imaging where applicable to evaluate waste removal, electrolyte balance, and signs of kidney impairment.

Why should I get my kidney health checked?

Kidney diseases often develop quietly without noticeable symptoms. Regular testing can detect early changes in kidney function and help prevent progression to chronic kidney disease, especially if you have risk factors like diabetes or high blood pressure.

What’s the difference between the Lite, Standard, and Comprehensive packages?

a) Renal Lite offers basic screening tests to check core kidney functions like creatinine and urine routine. b) Renal Standard adds mineral and electrolyte testing plus doctor and dietician consultations. c) Renal Comprehensive includes advanced markers (PTH, Vitamin D, Urine ACR) and specialist nephrologist consultation.

Do I need to fast before these tests?

For most kidney blood tests (like creatinine and urea), fasting for 8–12 hours may be recommended to ensure accurate results. Your test center will provide instructions when you book your appointment.

What do the kidney test results mean?

Results evaluate how efficiently your kidneys filter blood and eliminate waste. For example: high creatinine or BUN levels can suggest reduced kidney function, and abnormal urine albumin can indicate early kidney damage. Your physician will explain your report and next steps.

How often should I get my kidneys tested?

Healthy adults may start annual kidney health checks after age 40. If you have diabetes, hypertension, or a family history of kidney disease, your doctor may recommend more frequent testing.

Is imaging included in these packages?

Yes — all three packages include USG KUB (ultrasound of kidneys, ureter, and bladder) to look for structural abnormalities like stones, cysts, or size changes.

Can these tests detect chronic kidney disease (CKD)?

Yes. The combination of blood markers, urine albumin-creatinine ratio, and imaging helps identify signs of CKD in its early stages. Early detection allows for timely intervention.

What happens after I get abnormal results?

If results show any concerns, you will be advised to follow up with a physician or nephrologist for detailed assessment, further testing, and personalized treatment planning.

Overview

Kidneys play a vital role in filtering waste, balancing electrolytes, regulating blood pressure, and maintaining overall metabolic stability. Early detection of kidney-related abnormalities can prevent progression to chronic kidney disease and associated complications.

Our Renal Health Check Packages are thoughtfully designed to assess kidney function, electrolyte balance, bone–mineral metabolism, and urinary health—ranging from basic screening to advanced comprehensive evaluation, supported by expert consultations.


Who Should Opt for a Renal Health Check?

  • Individuals with diabetes or hypertension

  • Patients with recurrent urinary infections

  • Those with swelling of feet, face, or reduced urine output

  • Family history of kidney disease

  • Long-term use of painkillers or nephrotoxic medications

  • Individuals undergoing routine preventive health screening



Test Preparation Instructions – Renal Health Check Packages

To ensure accurate and reliable test results, please follow the instructions mentioned below before your renal health check:

Fasting Requirements

  • 8–12 hours of fasting is recommended before blood sample collection.

  • You may drink plain water during the fasting period.

  • Avoid tea, coffee, milk, juice, or sugary drinks before the test.

Medication Guidelines

  • Continue your regular medications unless advised otherwise by your doctor.

  • Inform the laboratory staff about any ongoing medications, especially:

    • Blood pressure medicines

    • Diabetes medications

    • Painkillers or long-term medications

  • Do not stop any medication without medical advice.

Urine Sample Instructions

  • A mid-stream, clean-catch urine sample is required.

  • Use the sterile container provided by the lab.

  • Avoid collecting urine during menstrual periods (if applicable); inform staff if unavoidable.

  • Preferably provide a morning urine sample for best accuracy.

Ultrasound (USG KUB) Preparation

  • Drink 3–4 glasses of water 30–45 minutes before the ultrasound.

  • Do not empty your bladder until the scan is completed.

  • Avoid heavy meals just before the scan unless advised otherwise.

Diet & Lifestyle Before the Test

  • Avoid alcohol for at least 24 hours prior to testing.

  • Avoid excessive salt intake the day before the test.

  • Refrain from strenuous physical activity 24 hours before sample collection.

Additional Important Points

  • Carry any previous medical reports or prescriptions, if available.

  • Arrive at the diagnostic center 10–15 minutes early for registration.

  • Inform staff if you are pregnant or have any known medical condition.

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