A general medical check-up, often referred to as a routine health examination or physical examination, is a proactive approach to monitoring your overall health and identifying any potential health issues before they become more serious. These check-ups are typically performed by a primary care physician, such as a family doctor or internist. Here’s what you can expect during a general medical check-up

1. Medical History: Your doctor will ask you questions about your medical history, including any existing medical conditions, past surgeries, medications you’re taking, and your family’s medical history.

2. Vital Signs: Your vital signs will be measured, including your blood pressure, heart rate, respiratory rate, and possibly your body temperature.