The off-season of physical examination generally starts from June 5438+October-March, and enters the peak season of physical examination after April every year. It is recommended to choose spring physical examination to avoid the peak period of physical examination. Moreover, the plan of the year lies in spring, winter goes to spring, the world recovers, everything grows, and the human body enters a new round of growth cycle. At this time, you should take a good look at your health and do a good job in health management.
1, people who are in good health are generally advised to have an examination once a year. The key items of examination are important organs such as heart, lung, liver, gallbladder, stomach, prostate, breast and reproductive system, as well as important indicators such as blood pressure, liver function, renal function, blood sugar, hepatitis and tumor markers.
2, chronic disease, genetic disease family history, in addition to a regular comprehensive physical examination every year, should be a special physical examination every 3-6 months. For example, patients with hypertension should have a physical examination of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular systems every 3-6 months; For patients with family history of lung cancer or long-term smoking, low-dose spiral CT examination is performed every 3-6 months; There are hepatitis B and liver cirrhosis. It is recommended to draw blood every 3-6 months to check liver function.
3, some special indicators (such as tumor indicators) rise, if you don't know the reason, you should review the physical examination once a month or two, and track the changing trend of related indicators in order to make a correct diagnosis.
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