Body Organs

Organ function tests are medical evaluations that help doctors to determine whether your organs are working well. These organ tests indicate the efficiency of specific organs, such as the liver, kidneys, and heart. Organ functionality tests can also help to identify underlying conditions that may be affecting the working of an organ. These tests can also be used to check if the ongoing treatment is effective.

There are a variety of symptoms that can indicate organ failure, and they can vary depending on the specific organ affected. Here are some common signs of organ failure: 1) Loss of appetite and weight loss 2) Nausea and vomiting 3) Pain or discomfort in the affected area 4) Changes in urine or bowel movements 5) Shortness of breath 6) Fatigue or weakness 7) Rapid heartbeat It's always best to consult with a doctor if you are experiencing any unusual symptoms.

Yes, blood tests can detect organ failure by measuring levels of certain markers or enzymes that are released into the bloodstream when an organ is not functioning properly. Other blood tests that can detect organ failure include tests that measure electrolyte levels, glucose levels, and the oxygen-carrying capacity of the blood.

The symptoms can vary from person to person but here are the most common factors - 1) Changes in weight or appetite 2) Fatigue or decreased energy 3) Persistent pain or discomfort 4) Changes in sleep patterns 5) Unusual symptoms such as rashes or lumps.

Yes, there are various health check-up packages available for complete body examinations. These packages typically include a range of tests and screenings that are designed to check for common health problems and identify potential health risks. We offer a curated selection of full-body health checkups to keep a track of overall health, including the Vital Screening Package, Swasthfit Senior Citizen Package, Swasthfit Woman Package, Aarogyam 1.1, Swasthfit Total – Heart Check and Swasthfit Active Man Package.