PHYSICAL EXAMS
An annual physical exam provides the opportunity to check your overall health and prevent any ongoing conditions from getting worse.
A great opportunity to check up on your health.
A physical examination is a routine test that gives an overall look on your health. The annual physical exams consist of different tests that can be performed during your physical examination. Depending on your age or medical or family history.
These exams can be a good time to ask your questions about you what you have been feeling and talk about any changes or problems that you have noticed.
What kind of tests do the physical exam include?
Updated health history
First, we will need to update on new developments and changes in your health history. This may include questions about your job and relationships, medications, allergies, supplements, or any recent surgeries.
Vital sign checks
This includes taking a blood pressure reading and checking your heart rate and respiratory rate. Your blood pressure should be checked at least once every year to once every three years, depending on your history.
Visual exam
Our medical team will review your appearance for signs of any potential conditions. They’ll check the parts of your body that could visually indicate any existing health issues.
Physical exams
Also, we will use tools to look in your eyes, ears, nose, and throat; listen to the heart and lungs and also “palpating,” parts of your body to feel any abnormalities, check skin, reflexes and more parts of the body if necessary.
Lab Test
To complete the physical, we may draw blood for several laboratory tests. This helps detect irregularities in your body that might indicate a larger problem.
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What can I expect from treatment?The Monoclonal Antibodies Treatment is administered at our infusion center and is given through IV Infusion. The whole process takes about 1-3 hours.
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Can monoclonal antibody treatment make me sick?Antibody treatments do not contain any live virus, so there is no risk you will get COVID-19 from mAb treatment. However, the antibody treatment may have side effects like: Allergic reactions, brief pain, bleeding, bruising of the skin, soreness, swelling.
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Who is this treatment for?This treatment is helpful to people with a high risk of severe disease progression from Covid-19.
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What if I do not qualify for monoclonal antibody treatment?We may decide you do not qualify for the Monoclonal Antibodies Treatment for several reasons. If you have any questions or want to find alternative solutions we recommend contacting our facility or request an appointment.
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