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Trust Basic Package

Trust Basic Package
Trust Basic Package

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Trust Package
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Essential tests for an overview of your general health in one visit.

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Trust Basic Package – Tests for Your General Health

The Trust Basic Package from Trust Medical Labs combines tests to help you and your doctor monitor and assess your health.

Trust Medical Labs offers Trust Basic Package to help identify health changes early and support appropriate medical decisions.

This package includes a range of important laboratory tests, such as blood glucose, cholesterol, lipids, kidney and liver function tests, and hormone and essential nutrient tests.

Book now and explore testing offers from Trust Medical Labs and take a step towards better health.

📋 What the package includes

1 — Complete blood count

A complete blood count assesses blood cells to help identify anaemia, inflammation and other blood abnormalities and guide appropriate care.

2 — Erythrocyte sedimentation rate

Helps assess inflammation associated with infection or chronic conditions, such as arthritis, and monitor changes during treatment.

3 — Alanine aminotransferase

ALT testing supports assessment of liver health and possible liver cell damage or inflammation.

4 — Aspartate aminotransferase

AST testing helps assess tissue injury, including conditions affecting the liver, heart or muscles.

5 — Blood urea

Blood urea helps assess kidney function and the kidneys' ability to remove waste.

6 — Blood creatinine

Blood creatinine helps assess kidney function and the kidneys' ability to clear waste from the blood.

7 — Triglycerides

Triglyceride testing assesses blood fats relevant to cardiovascular risk.

8 — Total cholesterol

Total cholesterol testing identifies raised cholesterol relevant to heart disease and atherosclerosis risk.

9 — HDL cholesterol

 Assesses cardiovascular health. HDL helps transport excess cholesterol to the liver, and higher levels are generally associated with lower cardiovascular risk.

10 — LDL cholesterol

Assesses cardiovascular risk. Raised LDL contributes to fatty deposits in arteries, increasing the risk of atherosclerosis, heart attacks and strokes.

11 — Calcium

Assesses calcium balance, which is important for bone health and nerve, muscle and cardiovascular function.

12 — Iron

 Measures iron, which is needed for haemoglobin production and oxygen transport, helping investigate iron-deficiency anaemia and other iron disorders.

13 – Ferritin

Measures stored iron to help assess iron deficiency and guide appropriate care.

14 – Thyroid-Stimulating Hormone (TSH)

Helps identify overactive or underactive thyroid function and guide appropriate treatment.

15 – Vitamin D

Measures blood vitamin D levels to assess deficiency and concerns relevant to bone and general health.

16 – Vitamin B12

Checks for vitamin B12 deficiency, which may cause anaemia, nerve symptoms or memory problems.

17 – Sodium

Measures blood sodium to assess electrolyte balance relevant to blood pressure, muscles and nerves.

18 – Potassium

 Checks for low or high potassium, an electrolyte important for nerve and muscle function and fluid balance.

19 – Chloride

Measures chloride to assess fluid and electrolyte balance and provide information relevant to kidney and nerve function.

20 – Blood Uric Acid

Helps assess gout and kidney-related conditions and relevant metabolic concerns.

21 – Estimated Glomerular Filtration Rate (eGFR)

Estimates kidney filtration to assess kidney function and help identify and monitor kidney disease.

22 – Complete Urinalysis

Assesses urine for findings relevant to kidney health, urinary infections, diabetes and other conditions.

23 – Fasting Blood Glucose

 Measures blood glucose after 8–12 hours of fasting to help assess diabetes or prediabetes.

24 – Magnesium

Checks for magnesium imbalance, which may be associated with muscle cramps, lethargy or fatigue.

25 – C-Reactive Protein (CRP)

Measures an inflammation marker to support investigation and monitoring of inflammatory conditions and response to treatment.

Steps for the Trust Basic Package

  1. Contact Trust Medical Labs to arrange an appointment and confirm fasting requirements.
  2. Samples are collected after arrival at the laboratory, including blood and urine as required.

When Might You Need the Trust Basic Package?

  • A routine overview of your health
  • A starting point for your first laboratory check-up
  • General, non-specific symptoms
  • Annual monitoring of essential health markers

Book the Trust Basic Package and start monitoring your health with Trust Medical Labs.

Trust Basic Package FAQs

Do I need to fast before the Trust Basic Package?
Preparation depends on the tests included. Some may require fasting. Contact Trust Medical Labs when booking to confirm your instructions.
How do I book the Trust Basic Package?
Book through the package page or contact Trust Medical Labs on 920022632.
Do the results replace a medical consultation?
No. The results help your doctor assess and monitor your health. Your doctor interprets them and makes medical decisions.
Who is the Trust Basic Package suitable for?
It suits people seeking an initial routine assessment of essential markers. Broader packages are available when a more extensive assessment is needed.
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