Metabolic Assessment

Metabolic Health Assessment – Clinical Instructions

This Metabolic Health Assessment is a systematic screening tool used to evaluate risk factors related to diabetes mellitus, metabolic syndrome, dyslipidemia, obesity, and insulin resistance.

It supports early identification of cardiometabolic risk before the onset of overt disease and complications.

How to Take the Assessment

  • Answer based on symptoms and health patterns over the last 3–6 months.
  • Include lifestyle factors such as diet, physical activity, and weight changes.
  • Do not underestimate symptoms like fatigue, excessive thirst, or frequent urination.

Clinical Interpretation

  • Results guide need for fasting glucose, HbA1c, lipid profile, and blood pressure evaluation.
  • Moderate to high scores warrant early medical intervention and lifestyle modification.
  • Full results may be forwarded to an internal medicine or endocrinology specialist.
Clinical Note: This tool supports screening only. Laboratory confirmation is required for diagnosis.
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1 Have you ever been diagnosed with diabetes or prediabetes?
2 Do you experience excessive thirst?
3 Do you urinate more frequently than usual?
4 Have you experienced unexplained weight gain or loss?
5 What is your current BMI status?
6 Do you struggle to lose or maintain weight despite effort?
7 Do you experience persistent fatigue or low energy levels?
8 Do you experience increased appetite or unusual hunger?
9 Have you noticed increased sweating or heat intolerance?
10 Do you experience cold intolerance or feeling unusually cold?
11 Have you noticed changes in hair growth or hair loss?
12 Do you experience changes in skin texture or pigmentation?
13 Do you experience menstrual irregularities or reduced libido?
14 Do you experience erectile dysfunction or sexual dysfunction?
15 Have you been diagnosed with thyroid disease?
16 Do you experience tremors, anxiety, or palpitations?
17 Have you noticed swelling of the neck or thyroid region?
18 Do you have a family history of diabetes or endocrine disorders?
19 Do you take long-term steroids or hormonal medications?
20 Have your metabolic or hormonal symptoms worsened recently?
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