Nigeria

Health screening in Nigeria

Hypertension, type 2 diabetes and chronic kidney disease are diagnosed late in Nigeria far more often than they need to be — usually because nobody measured anything until symptoms arrived. These pages explain the tests you can get from a Nigerian lab or HMO package, what the numbers mean, and how to convert them into a risk estimate before your next appointment.

Start with the numbers you already have

If you have had a general medical check-up, the printout already contains most of what a risk score needs. Type the values in — or photograph the report and let the scanner prefill them — and Vitals scores them against standard clinical ranges, in mg/dL or mmol/L, with naira pricing on the paid tiers.

Read the tests one by one

Then go deeper

The health screening hub sets out the full adult panel, the risk guides explain each calculator, and example cases show how a set of results turns into an action plan. Plans and naira pricing are on the pricing page.

Know your risk, take action

Create a free account and get your first risk assessment in under ten minutes. No card required.