whether it covers vitamins and hormones, and where you book it. This guide breaks down what a full body checkup usually covers, the typical price bands, and how to pick a package that suits your age without paying for tests you do not need.
What does a full body checkup usually include?
Packages differ, but most full body health checkups cover a core set of blood and urine tests that screen the major organ systems:
- Complete blood count (CBC) for anaemia, infection and overall blood health
- Blood sugar and HbA1c to screen for diabetes (see our guide to the HbA1c test)
- Lipid profile for cholesterol and heart risk
- Liver function tests and kidney function tests
- Thyroid profile (TSH, and often T3 and T4)
- Urine routine
Advanced packages typically add vitamin D and vitamin B12, iron studies, and extra markers for heart, bones or hormones. Gender-specific packages add tests relevant to men or women.
Full body checkup price in India: typical price bands
The table below shows the approximate starting prices of full body checkup packages available on SecondMedic at the time of writing. Prices vary by package and city and can change, so always check the current price on the package page.
| Type of package | Approximate price | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Basic | from about Rs. 999 | Aarogyam Mini |
| Advanced, with vitamins | about Rs. 1,700 | Advanced Full Body Checkup with Vitamins |
| Executive | about Rs. 1,800 to Rs. 2,000 | Executive Full Body Health Checkup |
| Men's and women's health | about Rs. 2,200 to Rs. 2,400 | Aarogyam Male, Aarogyam Female |
You can compare every health checkup package and see the exact number of tests in each.
What decides the price?
- Number of tests. More parameters means a higher price, but not always better value if you do not need them.
- Add-ons. Vitamins, hormones and cardiac markers are the usual extras.
- Home collection and city. Prices can differ by location.
- Discounts. Many packages are listed below their MRP, so compare the offer price rather than the MRP.
How to choose the right package
- In your 20s and 30s with no symptoms: a basic package covering blood count, sugar, lipids, liver, kidney and thyroid is usually enough as a yearly baseline.
- From your 40s, or with a family history of diabetes or heart disease: choose an advanced or executive package that includes HbA1c, lipid profile, vitamins and thyroid.
- If you have a specific concern such as thyroid, diabetes or low energy, a targeted package may serve you better than a broad one.
- Men and women may prefer a gender-specific package with the extra tests relevant to them.
Not sure? Talk to a doctor online and they can suggest which tests make sense for you.
How to prepare
Most full body checkups need 8 to 10 hours of fasting, with plain water allowed, because sugar and lipid results are affected by food. Some packages are non-fasting, so confirm the preparation when you book. Take your usual medicines unless your doctor says otherwise.
How often should you get a full body checkup?
Once a year is the usual recommendation for healthy adults. People with diabetes, high blood pressure, thyroid conditions or borderline results may be advised to test more often. Your doctor can tell you which tests to repeat and when.
Booking and reports
On SecondMedic you choose a package, pick a slot, and a trained phlebotomist collects your sample at home. Samples are processed at NABL certified partner labs and reports are shared digitally within 48 to 72 hours.
A full body checkup is a screening tool and not a diagnosis. This article is for general information and does not replace medical advice.
