Lipid Profile in nagpur

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Lipid Profile

Tests Included (8)

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About the plan

This plan aims to determine levels of cholesterol and the risk of heart disease. For people with high blood pressure, diabetes , obesity, high levels of stress, eating a high fat diet, smoking a cigarette or having a family history of heart disease or stroke, it is suggested

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Tests Included (8)

Lipid Profile

How do I book tests online?

Tests are available online to complete the health check-up process at your home while safely practicing social distancing. The sample of your blood will be picked up from home by a lab technician during the scheduled time-slot.

Click On Book test Fill the details mobile number, Address with Name and Confirm your test by paying test amount.

Agent confirms appointment time and Date via Call and SMS, Sample will get collected within 12hr from your home address.

Reports will be delivered on your email and whatsapp number.

FAQ's

What does lipid profile test indicate?

A blood test that tests the amount of cholesterol and fats called triglycerides in the blood is a lipid profile. These tests provide a brief snapshot of what is going on in your blood. to the doctor. Blood cholesterol and triglycerides can clog the arteries, making the heart attack more likely to grow.

When does cholesterol have to be checked?

The American Heart Association urges that every four to six years, all people 20 or older have their cholesterol and other typical risk factors tested. Your health care professional would probably want to use an algorithm after age 40, to measure your 10-year chance of cardiovascular disorder or stroke.

What are the symptoms of high lipids?

Usually , high cholesterol doesn't cause any signs. Symptoms may come in the form of symptoms of heart failure, such as chest pain (angina) or nausea and fatigue, for instance. Symptoms can only occur after extensive damage has been caused by high cholesterol.

What Do the Test Results Mean?

1 LDL: 70 to 130 mg/dL (the lower the number, the better) 2 HDL: more than 40 to 60 mg/dL (the higher the number, the better) 3 total cholesterol: less than 200 mg/dL (the lower the number, the better) 4 triglycerides: 10 to 150 mg/dL (the lower the number, the better)