1589. Package # 155 (Child Health)

Package №155 'Child Health' is a comprehensive set of tests for screening a child’s health status, helping to assess thyroid and liver function, vitamin and mineral levels, and detect inflammatory processes or possible parasitic infections.t.

Package №155 'Child Health' includes laboratory tests that allow a comprehensive assessment of the main organs and systems of a child’s body. It is an important tool for the early detection of disorders that may be asymptomatic in the initial stages.

Thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH): an indicator of thyroid function, which is responsible for growth, metabolism, and nervous system development.

Total protein and bilirubin: reflect liver condition, protein-synthesizing function, and the metabolism of red blood cell breakdown products. Important for diagnosing liver and biliary tract diseases as well as nutritional disorders.

Glucose: the main source of energy. Monitoring blood sugar levels helps detect the risk of diabetes and metabolic disorders in time.

Ionized calcium: a key microelement for bone formation, proper functioning of the heart, nervous, and muscular systems.

Vitamin D: regulates calcium and phosphorus absorption, supports immunity, and helps prevent rickets and osteopenia.

Complete blood count (CBC) and ESR: basic indicators for assessing hematopoietic system function and detecting anemia, infections, or inflammatory processes.

Stool test for parasites and enterobiasis swab: help diagnose the most common parasitic infestations in children, which may cause abdominal pain, allergic reactions, poor sleep, or loss of appetite.

This package provides the physician with a complete picture of the child’s health, helping to identify abnormalities in time and initiate appropriate treatment or nutritional and lifestyle adjustments.

When?

• During a routine annual check-up for a child.
  
• If there are complaints of fatigue, poor appetite, paleness, sleep disturbances, or frequent colds.
  
• If vitamin D or calcium deficiency is suspected.
  
• If the child complains of abdominal pain, itching in the anal area, or there is suspicion of parasites.
  

Who is it for?

• Children of any age for preventive health monitoring.
  
• Children with frequent infections, growth, or developmental issues.
  
• Parents who want to obtain a basic yet comprehensive assessment of their child’s health.
  

• Venous blood
• Perianal tape test for enterobiasis
• Stool

In order to exclude factors that may affect the test results, we recommend to follow the preparation rules: