Because regular physical examinations can help us assess the health of our body systems and help us practice preventive health care measures, such as a healthy lifestyle, eating habits, etc. Some diseases have no symptoms in the early stages, but can be detected early through physical examinations. For example, regular physical examinations for early cervical cell lesions and heart disease often sound warning signs in the early stages when the patient has no symptoms. For example, liver cancer, liver disease (hepatitis B), and other genetic diseases all require physical examinations to be diagnosed. To accurately understand your physical health, regular physical examinations play a very important role.

Appropriate physical examinations can be selected according to your age, gender, and medical history. If any abnormalities occur in your body, you should consult a doctor immediately to reduce the risk of cancer. Especially if your family members have suffered from serious diseases, are over 40 years old, have symptoms of illness such as dizziness and drowsiness, or have high-risk factors such as smoking, you should have regular physical examinations.

Whether you need to abstain from certain foods before a medical examination will depend on the medical examination package and physical examination plan you choose. It is not necessary to abstain from certain foods, so you should communicate with the medical examination center in detail before going for a physical examination to confirm.

It is recommended that adults (those aged 18 or above) undergo a physical examination every year so that they can have the opportunity to detect potential health problems and other health risks early. Elderly people and those with chronic illnesses should undergo a physical examination every six months. For example, some people have bad living habits, such as smoking or drinking frequently, not exercising much, eating irregularly, and not getting enough sleep. These are likely to lead to poor health. Therefore, they should undergo a physical examination every year. To understand whether there are some potential problems in the body. If a family member has suffered from a serious illness, such as heart disease or cancer, it is advisable to follow the doctor's instructions, choose a targeted medical examination package, and have regular physical examinations.

If your physical examination package includes a fasting blood sugar test, then the person undergoing the full body examination must fast for 8 hours. For example, if you want to undergo a physical examination the next morning, you must stop eating after 12:00 midnight the previous night. Drinking water is OK, but it is not advisable to drink too much water.

If a person with a cold undergoes a physical examination before or after taking cold medicine, his or her immune system may react, for example, the white blood cell count may increase, which may affect the physical examination results. Therefore, if you have a cold, cough, etc. before taking a physical examination, it is recommended that you wait until you recover before continuing your physical examination plan.