A sample report, in full

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Ana (example)

Age: 52 years
Sex: Female
Height: 165 cm
Weight: 78 kg

BMI

28.7

Overweight

BMI = weight ÷ height² (kg/m²)

MODERATE PRIORITY

Book your next check-up

There are preventive topics to review, but your answers do not indicate urgency. Take this report to your next appointment.

Tests and exams to discuss with your doctor

Based on your answers, these tests and exams may make sense at your next appointment. Only your doctor can assess the need and request them.

2High

1Medium

6Routine

0Up to date

Blood tests

A single blood draw covers all of these tests at once.

HIV and hepatitis C screening
Recommended to validate with your doctor
The Portuguese norm offers these two tests to every adult at least once — not because of any suspicion, but because these infections can go years without a sign and are treatable today.
Includes: HIV 1/2 (Ag/Ab) · Hepatitis C — anti-HCV
Once in adult life — repeated only if there has been a risk exposure
Source: DGS
Fasting glucose and HbA1c
To consider with your doctor
- You indicated you don't know your blood-sugar values.
- From age 35, periodic blood-sugar assessment is part of the preventive check-up.
- The BMI calculated from your measurements suggests value in assessing your metabolic profile.
- You indicated that your last check-up was more than two years ago.
Includes: Fasting glucose · HbA1c
Usually every 3 years, if normal
Source: USPSTF
Complete lipid panel (total cholesterol, LDL, HDL, triglycerides, VLDL)
Routine
- From age 40, a periodic lipid profile is part of the preventive check-up.
- You indicated you don't know your cholesterol values.
Includes: Total cholesterol · LDL cholesterol · HDL cholesterol · Triglycerides · Non-HDL cholesterol
Usually every 4 to 6 years, if normal and without elevated risk
Source: ESC
Complete blood count
Routine
From age 50, a complete blood count is part of the routine check-up panel — it rides the same blood draw.
Includes: Red blood cells · Haemoglobin · Haematocrit · MCV (mean corpuscular volume) · MCH · MCHC · RDW · White blood cells · White cell differential · Neutrophils · Lymphocytes · Monocytes · Eosinophils · Basophils · Platelets · MPV (mean platelet volume)
Interval to define with your doctor
Source: DGS

Urine tests

A single urine sample is enough for these tests.

Urinalysis
Routine
From age 50, a basic urinalysis is part of the routine check-up.
Includes: Urine specific gravity · Urine pH · Urine protein · Urine glucose · Urine blood/haemoglobin · Urine ketones · Nitrites · Leukocyte esterase · Urine sediment
Interval to define with your doctor
Source: DGS

Stool sample

Done at home with a simple kit, delivered to the laboratory.

Faecal occult blood test (FIT)
Routine
Your age is within the range in which colorectal screening is recommended.
Usually every 2 years (screening programme), if normal
Source: DGS

In-office measurements

Simple assessments done at the doctor's office or pharmacy.

Blood pressure measurement and monitoring
Recommended to validate with your doctor
- You indicated you don't know your blood pressure — measuring it is simple and informative.
- Periodic blood-pressure measurement is part of any adult check-up.
Includes: Blood pressure · Heart rate
At least every 3 years under 40; yearly from 40 onwards
Source: DGS — Norma 001/2026
Anthropometric assessment (waist circumference)
Routine
At your BMI, waist circumference adds information that weight alone does not.
Includes: Waist circumference · Waist-to-height ratio
Measured at the appointment, alongside blood pressure
Source: DGS

Imaging exams

Performed at an imaging centre, with a doctor's request.

Mammogram
Routine
Your age is within the screening programme (50–69 years).
Usually every 2 years (screening programme), if normal
Source: DGS

Why we didn't suggest other exams

Iron and ferritin
The signal in your answers isn't strong enough to suggest it for now.
Electrocardiogram (ECG)
The signal in your answers isn't strong enough to suggest it for now.
Cervical screening (HPV test)
The signal in your answers isn't strong enough to suggest it for now.

These exam suggestions are informational and are intended to support the conversation with your doctor. Only your doctor can assess the need for exams and request them.

Vaccination to discuss with your doctor

Based on your age and your answers, these are the vaccines usually recommended in Portugal (National Vaccination Programme and DGS guidance). We do not know which vaccines you have had — check with your doctor whether you are up to date.

Tetanus and diphtheria (Td booster)
The Td booster is recommended for all adults throughout life (PNV) — check with your doctor when you had the last one.
Booster usually every 10 years
Source: PNV

These notes are informative and based on the Portuguese National Vaccination Programme. Only your doctor can review your vaccination record and decide on the right vaccination.

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