At FittFocus, we offer precise ECG (Electrocardiogram) testing as a vital part of our cardiovascular health assessment. Our advanced ECG service monitors heart activity to evaluate rhythm, rate, and overall cardiac function, helping detect irregularities early. Each ECG comes with the added convenience of online reporting by a cardiologist, providing you with expert analysis within minutes. Conducted by our skilled team, this quick and painless test gives you timely, valuable insights into your heart health, supporting you on your journey to a fit and balanced lifestyle.

Orthopedic consultation is vital for diagnosing and treating any body pain, as it focuses on issues related to the musculoskeletal system, including bones, joints, muscles, and ligaments. For athletes, an orthopedic consultation is especially important as it helps in identifying underlying causes of pain, preventing further injury, and ensuring a safe return to sports. By addressing imbalances, weaknesses, or structural issues, orthopedic care plays a key role in enhancing performance, preventing injuries, and facilitating quicker recovery, ultimately helping athletes maintain peak physical condition.

Consider including glucose testing as part of your routine health check-up, especially during an annual exam. If you have a higher-than-average risk of diabetes or a family history of the condition, it’s important to get screened for elevated glucose levels. Risk factors for diabetes include: 1. Being 45 years or older 2. Overweight or obesity 3.Heart disease, high blood pressure, or high cholesterol 4. Prediabetes 5. A family history of diabetes 6. Lack of physical activity 7. Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) You should also consider glucose testing if you experience symptoms of diabetes, such as: *Frequent urination *Excessive hunger or thirst *Numbness or tingling in the hands or feet *Blurred vision *Frequent infections *Unexplained weight loss *Persistent fatigue *Dry skin *Slow-healing sores Additionally, your doctor may recommend glucose testing if you exhibit signs of low blood sugar or have other related health conditions. Glucose testing is also essential for managing prediabetes and diabetes after diagnosis.