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Gym Health Check-Up in Abu Dhabi – AED 249
Don’t just lift heavy, live healthy. Our Gym Health Check-Up checks the inside of your body behind your training: a GP consultation and 10 tests covering blood count, blood sugar, thyroid, liver, kidneys, uric acid, cholesterol, testosterone and vitamin D, for AED 249 at Central Clinic, Hamdan Street, Abu Dhabi.
Includes a complimentary body composition analysis (terms apply).

What the package includes
GP consultation
Before and after your tests, linking results to your training, diet and supplements.
Complete blood count
Haemoglobin, white cells and platelets, including anaemia, which can limit stamina.
Fasting blood glucose
Your blood sugar after fasting.
HbA1c
Your average blood sugar over the past two to three months.
Thyroid profile (TSH, T3, T4)
The thyroid controls metabolism and energy.
Liver function test
Liver enzymes and proteins, which can be affected by diet, weight and some supplements.
Kidney function + eGFR
Urea and creatinine, with eGFR to estimate how well your kidneys filter.
Uric acid
High levels can cause gout and joint pain.
Lipid profile
Total, LDL and HDL cholesterol and triglycerides.
Total testosterone
A hormone linked to muscle, recovery, energy and mood, in both men and women.
Vitamin D
Often low in the UAE, and important for muscles and bones.
Body composition analysis
Complimentary with this package (terms apply): body fat, muscle mass and water balance.
Who It Suits
- Anyone who trains regularly, from beginners to competitive lifters
- People using protein powders or other supplements
- High-protein or calorie-controlled diets
- Tiredness, slow recovery or a training plateau
- Training in the heat, where dehydration is common
How to Prepare
Fast for 8 to 10 hours before your visit, drinking water only, and book a morning appointment. Avoid very intense training for 24 to 48 hours before the test, as hard exercise can temporarily change some results, such as kidney markers and liver enzymes. Bring a list of any supplements you take.
Understanding Your Results
Most results are ready within 24 to 48 hours. The doctor goes through them with you and links them to your training, diet and supplements, so you know what is working well and whether anything needs attention.
Related packages: Vitamin and Mineral Package · Male Hormone Test Package · General Wellness Check-up.
Common questions
I train regularly and feel fit. Why do I need a blood test?
Fitness on the outside does not always show what is happening inside. Cholesterol, blood sugar and liver changes often cause no symptoms, even in people who exercise.
I take protein supplements. Should I check my kidneys?
A high-protein diet increases the work the kidneys do. Urea, creatinine and eGFR show whether your kidney function is in the normal range.
What does eGFR show?
eGFR is an estimate of how well your kidneys filter the blood, worked out from creatinine together with your age and sex.
Can supplements affect liver results?
Some supplements can change liver enzyme levels, so tell the doctor everything you take and the results can be read in context.
I feel tired even though I train well. What could be the cause?
Low haemoglobin, a thyroid imbalance, low vitamin D or a hormone change can all cause tiredness, and this package checks each of them.
Why is testosterone tested?
Testosterone affects muscle, recovery, energy and mood. The doctor interprets the result for your age and sex.
Why is vitamin D tested if I live somewhere sunny?
Many people in the UAE train indoors and avoid the midday sun, so vitamin D is often low, which can affect muscle strength and recovery.
Do I need to fast before the test?
Yes. Fast for 8 to 10 hours, drinking water only, and book a morning appointment, as the package includes fasting blood glucose and cholesterol.
When will I get my results?
Most results are ready within 24 to 48 hours, and the doctor explains them with you.
How often should I repeat this check?
Once a year suits most people, or sooner if your training, diet or supplements change significantly.
Why check your health if you train?
Regular exercise is one of the best things you can do for your health, but fitness and health are not the same. Intense training, high-protein diets, supplements and cutting phases can affect the kidneys, liver, cholesterol and blood count. Some people who look fit have raised blood pressure, cholesterol or blood sugar without knowing. A baseline check lets you train with confidence and track changes over time.
Supplements and your results
Tell your doctor about any protein powders, creatine, pre-workouts, fat burners, testosterone boosters or steroids you use. Creatine can raise creatinine on a kidney test, and some supplements can affect liver tests. Knowing what you take helps your doctor read your results correctly, and anything you share stays confidential.
Training safely in the UAE heat
- Drink water before, during and after training
- Avoid outdoor training in the hottest hours
- Watch for dizziness, chest pain or unusual breathlessness and stop if they happen
- Build intensity gradually after time off
Your doctors and results
Your gym health check at Central Clinic is reviewed by our GP team, led by Medical Director Dr Rahul Goyal with Dr Sonali Agrawal and Dr Elwy Josey Mathew. Blood samples are taken in our on-site laboratory, results are usually ready in 24 to 48 hours, and a doctor explains them with you. We are on Hamdan Street, open seven days a week, 8am to 10pm (until 11pm on Saturday and Sunday), and you can pay in 4 interest-free instalments with Tabby or Tamara. Compare all health checkup packages.
Price: AED 249, with complimentary body composition analysis (terms apply).
Related: men’s health clinic in Abu Dhabi.
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Read more from our doctor: Dr Rahul Goyal.
Pay in 4 interest-free instalments with Tabby or Tamara.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Nadeem Akram Butt, MBBS, MRCS, MCCEE, FRCR, MSc Healthcare Leadership — Acting Medical Director, Central Clinic Abu Dhabi.