Welcome to Fal Medical Laboratories, where we strive to maintain your heart health in the best possible way. The Heart Health Package aims to provide comprehensive care and specialized analysis to assess and monitor your heart health. This includes accurate, advanced examinations to identify risk factors and assess heart function.
The package includes:
Blood health assessment provides information about red and white blood cell levels, platelet levels, thus detecting anemia and anemia, and identifying infections or infections and clotting disorders.
One of the most important blood tests for the heart is that it evaluates the risk of cardiovascular diseases caused by high sugar levels such as atherosclerosis and high blood pressure.
Estimating the risk of heart disease in people with problems with kidney function. Creatinine levels reflect kidney efficiency, and when elevated, they indicate a higher risk of heart disease.
Assessment of cardiovascular function as a high level of lactate dehydrogenase indicates abnormalities in heart function or ischemia to the heart muscle.
It measures the level of creatine kinase and aids in the diagnosis and monitoring of heart disease as the level of CK enzyme in the blood rises after damage to the heart muscle.
Assess fluid balance and blood pressure, indicate kidney function, detect heart disorders, and monitor the effect of medications on the heart.
Potassium analysis contributes to regulating the heartbeat and regulating blood pressure, and diagnosing a deficiency or increase in the level of potassium in the blood due to complications such as cardiac arrest or muscle weakness and convulsions.
Assess fluid and acid balance, help maintain the electrical balance of heart cells, and diagnose heart disorders, but chloride level is an important indicator in cardiac emergencies.
Cholesterol analysis helps assess the risk of potential cardiovascular diseases such as atherosclerosis and total cholesterol refers to total cholesterol in the blood.
HDL analysis shows the level of good cholesterol that eliminates LDL cholesterol, with higher levels associated with a lower risk of heart disease, while lower levels indicate an increased risk.
Measurement of LDL cholesterol
Measurement and analysis of cholesterol and triglycerides in the blood, the elevation of which is associated with an increased incidence of cardiovascular diseases such as heart attacks and strokes.
Draw a blood sample from the veins in the arm using a sterile needle.
Cardiac tests require fasting or not, this varies depending on the purpose of the test, so it's best to consult your doctor or call a lab to be sure.