MIPL - CANCER SCREENING PACKAGE WOMEN PLUS
MRP - ₹ 17,690 12,400
About the package:
The Cancer Screening Package for Women is a comprehensive diagnostic program designed for the early detection of common cancers in women. It combines detailed blood tests, tumor marker assessments, cervical screenings, and radiology scans to evaluate risks for breast, cervical, ovarian, thyroid, and other malignancies.
This package supports proactive health monitoring by identifying potential concerns at an early, more treatable stage. It enables timely interventions that can significantly improve survival rates and promote better long-term well-being.
Additional Information
| Tests: | KIDNEY PANEL KFT BASIC, LIVER PANEL LFT BASIC, THYROID PROFILE TOTAL ( T3T4 & TSH), COMPLETE BLOOD COUNT WITH ESR (CBC+ESR), C-REACTIVE PROTEIN; CRP, X-RAY CHEST PA, USG BOTH BREAST, USG LOWER ABDOMEN/PELVIS, USG NECK, CEA CARCINO EMBRYONIC ANTIGEN, CA 125 OVARIAN CANCER MARKER, AFP (ALPHA FETOPROTEIN) TUMOR MARKER, CERVICAL SCREENING (HPV DNA QUALITATIVE DETECTION+LBC) |
| Parameters: | 61 |
| Recommended for: | Female |
| Sample Type: | Blood, Cervical brushing |
| Patient Preparation: | 1. Schedule the mammogram ideally between Day 7 to Day 10 of your menstrual cycle, counting Day 1 as the start. 2. Inform your doctor or x-ray technologist if there is any possibility that you are pregnant. 3. Do not apply deodorant, talcum powder, or lotion to your underarms or breasts on the day of the exam, as they may appear as calcium spots on the mammogram. 4. Bring all prior mammograms, breast ultrasounds, prescriptions, and previous records for comparison (if any). 5. Fast for 4 hours before the test and avoid fatty foods in the last meal prior to fasting (for USG). 6. Drink 2-3 glasses of water 1.5 hours before the scan and maintain a full bladder by not passing urine before the procedure (for usg). |
| Reports: | Within 48 working hours |
| Purpose: | To allow early detection of common cancers in women, promoting timely interventions and improved health outcomes. |
