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Heart Disease Risk Blood Test

Heart Disease Risk Blood Test

£49.00

The Heart Disease Risk Blood Test looks at the main risk factors for heart disease including cholesterol and high sensitivity CRP a measure of damaging inflammation.
Blood sample 7 biomarkers included Results estimated in 3 working days from sample receipt at lab
Heart Disease Risk Blood Test
Heart Disease Risk Blood Test
Heart Disease Risk Blood Test
Heart Disease Risk Blood Test
Heart Disease Risk Blood Test
Terms and conditions apply. Over 18s only.

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What's included?

Biomarker profiles

  • Cholesterol Status
  • Inflammation

Cholesterol Status (6 Biomarkers)

Inflammation (1 Biomarker)

Special instructions

CRP levels can be affected by infection, inflammation, and illness. If you are taking this test because you have recently developed symptoms or they are worsening you should discuss these with your doctor. We suggest taking your test when any short-term change in your symptoms have settled. Fasting is optional for this test. Eating fatty foods might affect the results of a small number of blood tests so we may advise a retest when you are fasted. If you are interested in your triglyceride or LDL levels, then we do recommend fasting.

From the expert

Everybody has a different level of risk of developing heart disease. This is based on your general health, lifestyle and if you have a family history of the disease. This check looks at important risk factors factors that may lead to heart disease in the future. It measures your cholesterol - specifically your ratio of HDL (good) cholesterol to LDL (bad) cholesterol. A high ratio (above 20%) is protective against heart disease. Triglycerides are a measure of the actual fat in your blood and CRP-hs is a marker for inflammation in the body. High LDL cholesterol coupled with inflamed arteries is thought to be a dangerous combination, which can lead to deposits of plaque on artery walls.

Dr Sam Rodgers MBBS, MRCGP
Chief Medical Officer

Why take this test?

  • You want to assess your risk of heart disease
  • You have a family history of heart disease
  • You are worried your lifestyle might put you at an increased risk

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Important

Our tests are not a substitute for seeing your doctor, especially if you are suffering symptoms. Our doctors will interpret your results based on the information you have provided, but will not diagnose, consult or provide any treatment. You will be advised to see your doctor for any necessary follow-up action.