“Biochemical Package I” comprehensive laboratory research

Biochemical Package I — is a set of key laboratory tests that allows you to assess the condition of internal organs, metabolism, liver, kidney and pancreas functions. It is ideal for annual preventive examinations or for monitoring chronic conditions.

The package includes:

• ALT (alanine aminotransferase) — determines the level of liver enzymes, increases when it is damaged

• AST (aspartate aminotransferase) — an enzyme that indicates the condition of the liver and heart muscle

• GHT (gammaglutamyltransferase) — sensitive marker of biliary system disorders and alcohol exposure

• Total bilirubin — assessment of liver function and bile secretion

• Albumin — the main blood protein, important for maintaining oncotic pressure and metabolism

• Alpha-amylase — indicator of pancreatic activity

• Blood glucose — basic marker of sugar level, diabetes control

• Creatinine — reflects kidney function and the state of muscle metabolism

• Urea — a product of protein metabolism excreted by the kidneys

Who is this package for?

• For those who want to pass preventive examination

• At suspected liver or kidney disorders

• For patients with diabetes, high blood pressure, or obesity

• Before surgery or hospitalization

• In case general weakness, loss of appetite, nausea, changes in urine or skin color

How to prepare?

• Surrender on an empty stomach (don't eat for 8–12 hours)

• Avoid fatty foods and alcohol the day before

• You can drink water, but in moderation.

Advantages of examination at Medilab Plus

• Blood collection without queues in comfortable conditions

• Quick result — in 1 business day

• Possibility of pick-up at home

• High-quality equipment and automatic processing of results

• Doctor's consultation based on analyses - if necessary

Biochemical Package I — is a reliable basis for understanding the overall condition of the body. Regularly undergoing such an analysis helps to detect disorders even before symptoms appear.

You can register online on the website Medilab Plus or by phone.