Men under 35

Men’s health risks for ages up to 35 (men’s month special price approx. €50, regular price €70+)

10 main blood indicators for men up to 35 years old with blood pressure measurement. The results make it possible to assess the general current state of your organism, including:

• the risk of cardiovascular diseases;
• risk or presence of diabetes;
• whether alcohol, drugs, etc. have damaged the liver;
• levels of the male hormone testosterone.

A hemogram is an easy-to-perform, but very informative complex examination that measures the hemoglobin content in the blood and counts blood cells: leukocytes and their special forms, erythrocytes, platelets. Changes in the hemogram can indicate very different medical conditions – anemia, inflammation, hematopoietic diseases, immunodeficiency, allergies, etc.

Lipids (cholesterol, HDL and LDL cholesterol and triglycerides) are important indicators because their elevated level in the blood (low blood level in the case of HDL cholesterol) is one of the main risk factors for atherosclerosis and calcification of blood vessels and cardiovascular diseases.

Glycohemoglobin (HbA1c) – allows you to determine if there is an increased risk of developing diabetes or if there is a need for additional tests to find out if diabetes has already developed.

Alanine aminotransferase (ALT) and gammaglutamyl transferase (GGT) – important enzymes, the most common cause of which is increased by excessive alcohol consumption, but also by long-term use of certain drugs and some medical conditions. Excessive alcohol consumption is directly related to many different health problems, including liver cirrhosis and hepatitis, pancreatitis, cardiovascular and neurological diseases.

Testosterone, sex hormone-binding globulin (SHBG) and the free androgen index – analyzes based on which it is possible to estimate how much of the main male sex hormone testosterone a man has in his blood and how much of this testosterone is usable by the body. Testosterone affects a man’s physical development, muscle mass and its performance, the location of fat tissue in the body, sexual interest and ability, as well as sperm production and quality. A low level of testosterone can manifest itself as a decrease in mental and physical ability, sleep disorders, joint and back pain. Long-term low testosterone leads to bone loss, and not just in old age.

Blood pressure measurement makes it possible to clarify the risk of high blood pressure by reflecting the performance of the heart and the tone of blood vessels. In addition to cardiovascular diseases, high blood pressure can also cause impaired kidney function and vision.