Women's Basic Prevention Panel

IFCOR's Women's Basic Prevention panel is a 20-biomarker baseline blood and urine screen designed for women who want health monitoring beyond their standard GP check-up. A single fasting blood draw and morning urine sample, collected at the Jihlava laboratory or satellite point, covers the core cardiovascular, metabolic, thyroid, liver, and kidney markers most relevant to women's health. Results arrive by password-protected email the next business day. The panel suits women of any adult age who have not had recent comprehensive blood work and want an affordable, physician-free entry point into preventive health monitoring. At 950 Kč all-in, it is one of the most cost-effective comprehensive screens available in the Vysočina region.

The Women's Basic Prevention panel at IFCOR Jihlava is structured around the cluster of biomarkers most likely to reveal early-stage metabolic, hormonal, or organ-function concerns in adult women before symptoms develop. The complete blood count with differential (KO+diff) flags anaemia, infection burden, and platelet abnormalities — conditions more common in women due to menstruation and iron demands. Sodium, potassium and chloride electrolytes assess hydration and kidney regulatory function. Fasting glucose identifies insulin resistance and pre-diabetes, which often develops silently for years. The full lipid profile — total cholesterol, LDL, HDL, and triglycerides — captures cardiovascular risk, a factor that increases sharply after the menopause transition. Liver enzyme activity (ALT, AST, GGT, ALP) detects hepatic inflammation or cholestasis from medications, alcohol, or metabolic liver disease. Bilirubin confirms bile flow. Urea and creatinine assess kidney filtration capacity. CRP provides a non-specific inflammation signal that may indicate infection, autoimmune activity, or cardiovascular risk elevation. Uric acid levels inform gout risk and metabolic syndrome assessment. Iron quantifies iron stores relevant to fatigue and anaemia workup. TSH — thyroid-stimulating hormone — is the front-line screen for hypo- and hyperthyroidism, both of which disproportionately affect women. The urinalysis plus sediment detects infection, protein loss, haematuria, and other renal or bladder abnormalities that blood tests cannot capture. Collection requires a standard fasting blood draw (minimum 8–10 hours fasting) and a morning urine sample in a sterile container, both provided at the appointment. Results are processed in IFCOR's ISO 15189-accredited Jihlava laboratory and delivered via secure, password-protected email the next business day. No physician referral is needed — the test can be self-ordered via eshop.ifcor.cz or by booking a collection appointment directly with the Jihlava branch.