Health Promotion and Physical Examination

Physical examination: A specialist doctor will provide you with a professional assessment, examination and report analysis to help you understand your physical condition and prevent diseases such as cancer and heart disease. Early detection and diagnosis will allow for appropriate treatment.

The principle of vaccines is to use the human immune system's ability to identify foreign substances to enhance the body's protection. Vaccines contain bacterial or viral antigens. When injected into the body, the immune system will mistakenly think that it is being attacked by bacteria or viruses and produce antibodies to remember them. When the same pathogen enters the body, the immune system can quickly identify it, produce antibodies and attack it. Vaccines have been proven to prevent many once-rampant and deadly diseases, such as smallpox, tuberculosis, diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough, etc.

Most colorectal tumors are caused by polyps. Early detection and removal of polyps can help reduce the incidence rate. Colonoscopy is one of the effective ways to prevent colorectal cancer. Our center provides professional and reliable endoscopic examination services, including gastroscopy and colonoscopy, which are performed by specialists, so that patients can enjoy the medical services of the center comfortably without psychological pressure.

Hepatitis B is a disease caused by a filterable virus. The virus can cause the death of a large number of liver cells and damage liver function. Some infected people will become lifelong carriers and may develop chronic hepatitis, cirrhosis, or even liver cancer in the future.

Hepatitis C virus is a virus that is transmitted through blood and deeper body fluids such as semen and vaginal secretions.

Fatty liver is the most common disease around us, and it is also the least taken seriously by people. Many people think that fatty liver is just unhealthy, not a disease, and don't need to worry too much. But in fact, due to the rapid increase in the number of people with fatty liver, especially among obese people, 40% to 90% of people have fatty liver to varying degrees. Hepatitis and photodamage caused by fatty liver are likely to become new anti-cancer growth points.

Hernia (small intestinal hernia) is caused by a gap in the abdominal wall, which allows any organ in the body (usually the intestine) to protrude from the abdominal wall. The cause is that the abdominal wall is a little weak. When the intra-abdominal pressure increases, such as chronic cough, constipation, difficulty urinating, and long-term lifting of heavy objects, there is a chance that a hernia will form in the groin, around the umbilicus, or in the surgical incision. Traditional open surgery or laparoscopic hernia repair can be used. Problems caused by hernias All hernias can be cured through surgical repair with a high success rate; however, if patients ignore the problem, hernias not only cause discomfort and trouble to patients, but also pose a potential danger of blocking the small intestine and causing small intestinal obstruction when the hernia becomes larger and cannot be relocated. In severe cases, it may even lead to small intestinal necrosis.

Hemorrhoids are a very common anal disease. Patients are troubled by bloody stools, hemorrhoid prolapse or anal pain. However, bloody stools are not always caused by hemorrhoids. Colorectal cancer also has symptoms of bloody stools. Therefore, colon endoscopy is also included in the treatment of hemorrhoids.