Heart Attack and Stroke Risk Profile

The heart attack and stroke risk profile will provide you with detailed information about your clotting risks that affect heart and brain health. Recent research confirms that a blood clot in one of the coronary arteries casues the majority of heart attacks. By definition thrombotic and embolic stroke, the most common varieties, are caused by a blood clot in either the brain or a major vessel leading to the brain.

Significant deviations from the normal range will require further evaluation by your physician.

Cholesterol and LDL-Cholesterol in particular predict long term risk of heart attack and stroke. However, this profile asseses your current risk of a life-threatening blood clot.

Private MD Lab Services offers a profile to measure your current risk of heart attack (acute coronary syndrome) and thrombotic stroke:

Heart Attack and Stroke Risk Profile $567.99

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The Heart Attack and Stroke Risk Profile contains the following tests:

C-reactive protein, cardiac	Fibrinogen activity
Lipoprotein (a)	von Willebrand factor antigen

Heart Disease 10-Year Risk Assessment

See for yourself the critical role cholesterol blood levels play in long term heart health! Use our interactive calculator to determine your 10-year risk of developing heart disease.

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