Avoid alcohol, smoking, and overwork. Get enough sleep.
Dinner
Have a light meal before 8:00 PM.
After 9:00 PM, no food or drink (water only).
If you have indigestion, eat porridge before 6:00 PM.
Medication
If you are under medical treatment, consult your doctor first.
For gastroscopy/colonoscopy patients taking blood thinners (Aspirin, Coumadin/Warfarin, Plavix, etc.), consult your doctor.
If taken within the last 7 days, biopsy may not be possible.
Female Patients
Tests (urine, cervical cancer) should be done 5–7 days after menstruation ends.
No intercourse or vaginal suppositories 24 hours before cervical cancer test.
For individuals who are breastfeeding, mammography and breast ultrasound examinations are restricted.
Pregnancy
If there is a possibility, confirm pregnancy before the check-up.
Most tests can be performed during pregnancy except for X-rays. However, since obstetric check-ups usually include most of these tests, health check-ups are not generally recommended during pregnancy.
Please remove all accessories before your visit, as they may interfere with the examination.
On the Day of Your Check-up
Fasting
No food, water, gum, or smoking for at least 10 hours before the exam.
Blood Pressure Medication
Take 3 hours before the exam or immediately upon waking with a small sip of water.
If blood pressure is too high, endoscopy may not be performed.
Diabetes Medication
Insulin and diabetes medication should be taken after the check-up.
Sedated Endoscopy
🚫 No driving after sedation.
The center is not responsible for accidents.
If you come by car and leave by public transport, parking fees are not covered.
Ultrasound (Prostate / Pelvic / Uterus)
Please come while holding your first morning urine.
Belongings
Do not bring valuables or accessories.
Avoid bringing children.
Allergies
If you had allergic reactions to medication in the past (e.g., contrast agents, anesthetics), inform the staff.
