Here’s the cold, hard truth: Men are living almost five years shorter than women. Why is that? Well, part of the reason is the simple fact that men are less likely than women to visit their doctor on a regular basis.
Routine exams and screenings (tests that look for diseases before any symptoms present themselves) are important in identifying problems early, before they get out of control. This is why preventive healthcare is so important in all stages of a man’s life.
Recommended Exams and Screenings by Age
All Ages
You should visit your primary care physician every two years, even if
you don’t feel sick or have any chronic conditions. Here’s what
typically happens during a physical exam:
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In Your 20s
In addition to a routine physical exam, your doctor may also recommend
the following based on your history and healthcare goals:
In Your 30s
In addition to a routine physical exam, your doctor may also
recommend the following based on your history and healthcare goals:
Screenings
In Your 40s
In addition to a routine physical exam, your doctor may also recommend
the following based on your history and healthcare goals:
In Your 50s
In addition to a routine physical exam, your doctor may also recommend
the following based on your history and healthcare goals:
In Your 60s and Beyond
In addition to a routine physical exam, your doctor may also recommend
the following based on your history and healthcare goals:
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