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Description
- The Cardiac Profile Test is a panel of tests that are performed to assess the general health of the heart. The test panel measures the levels of certain enzymes, fat concentrations, the composition of blood and urine, lipids, etc. for a full body health check-up of the heart to help assess the overall functioning of the heart.
Overview of the Cardiac Profile Test
Maintaining heart health is
The Cardiac Profile Test is a panel of tests that are performed to assess the general health of the heart. The test panel measures the levels of certain enzymes, fat concentrations, the composition of blood and urine, lipids, etc. for a full body health check-up of the heart to help assess the overall functioning of the heart.
Maintaining heart health is crucial for overall well-being, and while pursuing a healthy and active lifestyle can go a long way in helping one avoid cardiovascular issues, it is always recommended that one goes for a cardiac health check-up regularly. A regular check-up for heart health can help keep track of heart function, screen for signs of cardiac issues, and evaluate one’s risk factors for developing heart conditions. A doctor may also ask one to undergo the test with a heart check-up (non-invasive), which may include a cardiac stress test, ECG, etc. for a more comprehensive overview of their cardiovascular functioning.
Glycosylated hemoglobin, liver function test, lipid profile test, kidney function test, urine routine and microscopy test, etc. are some of the tests related to heart health that are performed under the cardiac profile test.
....Read MoreThe Cardiac Profile Test is a panel of tests that are performed to assess the general health of the heart. The test panel measures the levels of certain enzymes, fat concentrations, the composition of blood and urine, lipids, etc.
It is generally recommended that one includes a cardiac profile in their regular health check-up, so they can keep track of their heart health. People with high-risk factors for developing cardiac issues may be asked to undergo the test on a more frequent basis as well. These risk factors include:
If a person is displaying symptoms of cardiac distress, their doctor may want to look for the presence of certain biomarkers with a cardiac profile test that may be indicative of stress or damage to the heart. These symptoms may include:
Another reason why a blood test for heart health may be prescribed is if a person has suffered a heart attack or stroke, or if they have been diagnosed with a cardiac issue, a regular heart test can help monitor the efficacy of the treatment they are undergoing.
At Max Lab, the report for the cardiac profile test is generated within 24 hours of sample collection and can be collected from a nearby Max Lab or downloaded from our website. As there are a number of factors that can affect one’s results, it is always recommended that one visits their doctor with their report, so a proper prognosis can be provided.
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