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Nakamura Azabu-Juban ClinicNAKAMURA AZABUJUBAN CLINIC

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Nakamura Azabu-Juban ClinicNAKAMURA AZABUJUBAN CLINIC

Tests for ageing and general health

Review aspects of your health that age alone cannot explain alongside your checkup results and lifestyle. The focus is on how to use the results.

The clinic is still confirming whether this service is available, what it costs and how appointments work.

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Before you decide

When to discuss this with a physician
Using test results to plan your future care
Fees and conditions
Availability, fees including tax and additional costs are being confirmed. Details of fees and conditions
Results and next steps
Before testing, ask when and how you will receive an explanation of the results and whether repeat testing may be needed.
Precautions and risks
These depend on the service. Hear the individual explanation and consider your options, including declining. Key precautions

Set a goal before testing

We review your symptoms, checkup findings, lifestyle and current care. We discuss which tests could help answer your questions.

Interpret results in context

Tests have limits in what they measure and how their results can be interpreted. Consider any number described as an “age” alongside the information from a routine assessment or checkup.

Results and follow-up

We discuss what the results mean, what needs further assessment and what you might change in daily life. If repeat testing is considered, confirm its purpose and interval first.

Tests and how to use results

The label “anti-ageing test” alone does not tell you what it measures or what you can learn. Compare what you want to find out with what the test actually measures.

Measuring substances in a sample and deciding how to use the findings are separate steps. Ask whether the results will be explained, whether you can compare them with previous checkups and what follow-up is appropriate if anything is concerning. If you have symptoms, discuss an assessment for those symptoms first.

What to know before choosing a test
What to checkWhat to ask about
What the test measuresTest items and their purpose and limitations
What the test involvesSample, preparation and what to expect on the day
What results you receiveReport, method of explanation and expected timing
What the fee includesSeparate costs for testing, consultation, results explanation and additional care

Precautions and risks

A normal result cannot rule out every illness. If you have symptoms, seek a medical assessment in addition to considering a self-pay test.

This is an overview. Please consider a treatment or test after receiving an explanation specific to your care.

Fees and conditions

Current conditions are being confirmed

Current availability, products or equipment used, fees including tax, and usual duration and number of sessions are still being confirmed. This page alone does not enable you to apply for the service.

When the service details are confirmed, we will also explain any additional consultation or testing fees, main side effects and approval status.

What to check before your consultation

  • What can this test tell me, and what are its limits?
  • Does the fee include an explanation of the results?
  • When can I receive the results?

Write down your questions and bring them with your medication record and previous test results.

How to ask about this service

Consultations and visits

Ask the clinic about the availability, fees and visit arrangements for tests for ageing and general health.

How to ask about this service