The special Check-up before Ramadan fasting is a comprehensive examination that helps assess the overall state of the body before the fast begins and ensures it can be observed safely.
What the program includes
The program includes more than 60 laboratory tests and basic examinations:
- complete blood count
- general urinalysis
- biochemistry panel
- vitamin D
- TSH (thyroid-stimulating hormone)
- ferritin
- coagulogram
What you receive from the results
Based on the examination results, the doctor will provide individual recommendations: whether you can safely observe the fast, whether your treatment needs adjustment, and what is important to monitor during Ramadan.
Frequently asked questions
When is the best time to do the Check-up?+
Ideally 2–4 weeks before Ramadan begins, so there is time to adjust your treatment and routine if needed.
How long does the examination take?+
All tests and basic examinations can be completed in a single visit. Results are usually ready in 1–2 business days.
Who especially needs this examination?+
Those taking ongoing medications, living with chronic conditions, going through pregnancy, or planning to fast for the first time after a long break.
Is any preparation required for the tests?+
Blood is drawn on an empty stomach (8–12 hours without food). The administrator will provide detailed instructions for each test at the time of booking.
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