Men’s Health Screening In Singapore

Men’s Health Screening In Singapore

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Take control of your health with a tailored men’s health screening. In Singapore, many men delay check-ups until symptoms appear – but regular screenings can help detect health issues early, often before any signs show.

Whether you’re in your 30s or 50s, a comprehensive male health check-up is key to staying healthy and active for years to come.

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Why Men’s Health Screening Matters

Men often face health risks that can develop silently over time – such as high blood pressure, diabetes, low testosterone, or prostate issues.

Getting a men’s health screening in Singapore can help detect:

  • Early signs of heart disease.
  • High cholesterol or diabetes.
  • Low testosterone levels (male hormone imbalance).
  • Enlarged prostate or prostate cancer.
  • Liver, kidney, and other organ-related conditions.

Regular screening is particularly important if you have a family history of chronic illnesses or lead a high-stress, sedentary lifestyle.

What Is Included in a Men’s Health Screening?

Most health screening packages for men in Singapore offer a combination of physical exams, blood tests, and imaging to check for major male health concerns.

Here’s what’s typically included:

Prostate Health Screening

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Male Hormone Tests

  • Testosterone levels.
  • DHEA and other androgens (in advanced packages).

Heart & Metabolic Health

  • Cholesterol profile.
  • Blood pressure.
  • ECG (Electrocardiogram).
  • Blood glucose (diabetes screening).

Liver, Kidney & Full Blood Panel

  • Liver function test.
  • Kidney function test.
  • Full blood count (FBC).
  • Urinalysis.

Health Screening Recommendations by Age

The recommended frequency of health screenings varies depending on age, lifestyle, and risk factors. In general:

20s to 30s – Early Detection

Start early with a basic health check-up that includes blood tests, cholesterol and glucose screening, and hormone assessment if needed.

40s – Focus on Heart and Hormone Health

Add cardiovascular and prostate health checks. Screenings for cholesterol, diabetes, and testosterone levels become even more important.

50s and above – Prostate, Colorectal, and Chronic Disease Checks

Men aged 50 and above should prioritise prostate screening, colon cancer screening, and tests for age-related chronic conditions.

For colorectal cancer screening, a faecal immunochemical test (FIT) is recommended annually, while a colonoscopy may be done once every five to ten years.

Men at a higher risk of prostate cancer may also benefit from additional screenings such as:

  • Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA) Test: A blood test that measures PSA levels to detect potential prostate issues.
  • Prostate Ultrasound: A non-invasive imaging procedure that provides a clearer view of the prostate gland and helps assess any abnormalities.

Special Considerations for Health Screenings

Certain individuals may need more frequent and specialised screenings due to their medical history and genetic predisposition:

  • Family History and Genetic Risk Factors: Those with a family history of chronic illnesses, such as cancer or heart disease, may require earlier and more regular screenings. Genetic testing may also be considered to assess inherited health risks.
  • Pre-existing Health Conditions: Individuals managing conditions such as diabetes or hypertension should undergo regular monitoring as recommended by a healthcare professional.
  • Routine vs. Symptom-Based Screenings: While preventive screenings follow a structured schedule, additional health assessments should be sought when new symptoms or health concerns arise.

Choosing the Right Men’s Health Screening Package in Singapore

Not all packages are the same. Consider:

  • Your age and medical history – Older men or those with risk factors may need more advanced tests.
  • Budget – Prices range from S$300 to over S$1,000 depending on the clinic and tests.
  • Clinic location and reputation – Choose licensed health screening centres with MOH-approved facilities.

You may also want to choose packages that include lifestyle counselling or follow-up consultations.

Where to Get a Male Health Check in Singapore

Singapore offers a wide range of public and private providers:

  • Public hospitals – Reliable, more affordable options with longer waiting times.
  • Private clinics – Faster results, more comprehensive packages.
  • Executive health screening centres – Ideal for busy professionals looking for convenience and personalisation.

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Do not wait until symptoms appear—prioritise your health with a men’s health screening in Singapore. 

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Some comprehensive men’s health screening packages from our partners that you may consider: 

Singapore

AM_Men_Basic
AM_Men_Classic
Asiamedic Mens Gold

Malaysia

Prince Court Medical Centre Male 40
Prince Court Medical Centre Male 50
Regency Medical Centre Starter
Regency Signature Screening
Kensington SKU
KPJ Men

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FAQs About Men’s Health Screening in Singapore

What is the average cost of a men’s health screening?

Prices typically start from S$300 for basic packages and can go up to S$1,000 or more for executive or full-body check-ups.

Is a prostate screening necessary?

Yes, especially for men aged 50 and above, or earlier if you have a family history of prostate cancer. PSA tests are often included in comprehensive packages.

How often should I go for a screening?

It’s recommended to get screened once every 1–2 years, depending on your age and health status.

Can I include a testosterone test?

Yes. Many packages for men over 30 offer male hormone tests to assess testosterone levels, especially if you’re experiencing fatigue, mood changes, or low libido.

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