Lipoprotein (a), Serum

Camp - Lipoprotein (a), Serum

What is the Lipoprotein (a) Test?

Lipoprotein (a), also called Lp(a), is a special type of cholesterol particle found in the blood. High Lp(a) levels can increase the risk of heart disease, stroke, and blocked arteries. This test helps assess inherited cardiovascular risk and supports early preventive care.

Why is this Test Done?

Doctors may recommend the Lp(a) test for:

• Family history of heart disease
• High cholesterol evaluation
• Early heart attack or stroke risk assessment
• Unexplained cardiovascular problems
• Monitoring overall cardiac health

Sample Required

• Sample Type: Serum
• Preparation: Fasting may be advised based on physician recommendation

Benefits of the Test

• Detects hidden genetic heart risk
• Helps in early lifestyle and treatment planning
• Supports comprehensive cardiac screening
• Useful for preventive healthcare programs and camps

Who Should Consider This Test?

• Individuals with family history of heart disease
• Patients with high cholesterol
• People with hypertension or diabetes
• Adults seeking preventive cardiac screening

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