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Can I eat or drink before examination?

• No drinking and eating for 4 hours prior to examination, but with moderate intake of water. Heavy and stodgy foods, strong tea, coffee or alcoholic drink should be avoided before your examination. If you are scheduled for an examination in the afternoon, you may take a light breakfast and remain fasted and no drinking until the completion of your examination.

Can I do exercise before examination?

• You should avoid vigorous exercises before examination. Please make sure you Have a good sleep the night before examination to ensure the satisfactory health condition.

Can women have examination during menstrual period?

• During the menstrual period, submission of urine sample and taking Gynaecological check-up should be avoided, please contact our staff to re-schedule the examination.  It is advised 5 days after the menstrual period for examination.

What I have to pay attention if I am a long-term drug user?

• Please remember to bring along your medicine and medical record for doctor’s references, if you have continuous medication.

Is X-ray radiation harmful to human body?

• The radiation the body contracted from X-ray screening is very low and strictly controlled at a level that is safe for our body. Though doctors would not recommend frequent X-ray screenings, a maximum of two screenings per year are acceptable for a human body.

Can a pregnant woman receive X-ray screening?

• A pregnant woman or woman who is believed to be pregnant should NOT receive X-ray screening. Though the X-ray radiation is very low and harmless to a grown human body, the radiation will cause harm to the growing fetus. The growing fetus’s body cells are highly sensitive to outside stimulation resulting in congenital abnormalities.

Will Ultrasonography cause damages to human body?

• Ultrasound is a safe and non-invasive body screening technology. The technology utilizes sound echoes to depict the internal state of your body. Throughout the examination process, the body will not come into direct contact with any equipment. An external detector placed over the body receives the sound echo signals and convert them into visual images.