I'm in Canada but you can request to do tests if you don't feel OK and sometimes you get them. It depends on the family doctor though, and the waiting time is very long. But once you get the appointments rolling then everything is fine.
I have insurance from job so I always make arrangements through private clinics who are glad to refer you to any place. One visit (to make appointments, not the tests) costs about 200 but insurance covers 80% so it's kinda OK. You also don't need to do it annually unless you are into 50 or 60.
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I'm in Canada but you can request to do tests if you don't feel OK and sometimes you get them. It depends on the family doctor though, and the waiting time is very long. But once you get the appointments rolling then everything is fine.
I have insurance from job so I always make arrangements through private clinics who are glad to refer you to any place. One visit (to make appointments, not the tests) costs about 200 but insurance covers 80% so it's kinda OK. You also don't need to do it annually unless you are into 50 or 60.