What items are generally checked during a middle-aged physical examination?

Generally, middle-aged physical examinations will include routine physical examination items: blood routine, urine routine, stool routine, chest X-ray, electrocardiogram, abdominal B-ultrasound, etc.

1. When middle-aged people undergo routine physical examinations, they should undergo biochemical tests, such as liver and kidney function, blood sugar, and blood lipids.

2. When doing B-ultrasound examination, it is recommended to include prostate examination.

In addition to routine B-ultrasound examination, uterine appendage and vaginal examination, women also undergo TCT examination, especially those with cervical erosion.

3. If you have symptoms of frequent thirst, do a glucose tolerance test.

1. Blood pressure measurement is a must-check item.

2. The purpose of blood lipid testing is to check whether you have hyperlipidemia.

3. Cancer check-up.

4. Fundus examination.

Many diseases can be detected in time through fundus examination. For example, by observing whether the retinal arteries are sclerotic, the degree of systemic arteriosclerosis to cerebral arteriosclerosis can be known. 5. Alpha-fetoprotein detection.

The accuracy of alpha-fetoprotein in diagnosing early primary liver cancer is 80% to 90%. Primary liver cancer is more common in middle-aged people.

6. Prostate examination.

In this kind of men, the prostate begins to decline, the connective tissue proliferates, and there will be varying degrees of degeneration.