Description

What This Men’s Health Screening Covers

• Blood pressure, heart rate and weight/BMI review
• General physical check focused on male-specific complaints (groin discomfort, testicular changes, prostate-related symptoms, erection quality, urinary stream changes)
• Sexual health and STD/STD risk discussion where relevant
• Basic lifestyle risk review (sleep, stress, smoking, alcohol, activity level)
• Lab tests if required (for example cholesterol, sugar, infection markers)

This screening is designed around common silent risks in men: high blood pressure, high cholesterol, pre-diabetes, low energy, low mood and sexual performance changes. The goal is to catch issues before they become long-term damage.

Who Should Take This Screening

• Men over 30 who have never done a proper check-up
• Men who feel tired or “slowing down” but are not sure why
• Men with reduced drive or changes in erection quality
• Men with central weight gain (stomach fat), borderline blood pressure or borderline sugar
• Men in stressful jobs who want a private review without hospital admission

This is a confidential, doctor-led session. Sensitive questions around sexual function, fertility planning, and infections are handled respectfully.

How the Screening Works

1. Clinical Interview
   Discussion of your health background, lifestyle, sexual health concerns, urinary symptoms and energy level. This helps identify red flags that men often ignore.
2. Focused Physical Review
   A targeted physical check based on your complaints. For example, blood pressure and circulation for hypertension risk, abdominal exam for weight-related metabolic strain, genital or groin review if you report swelling, pain or changes.
3. Tests if Needed
   Basic blood tests or screening tests may be recommended to check cholesterol, sugar control and possible infections. You will be told what each result means in plain language.
4. Management Plan
   You receive clear next steps. This may include lifestyle adjustment, medication, sexual health treatment, or foll