Beyond the standard lipid profile, a new cardiology approach emphasizes inflammation, genetics, and vitamin deficiencies in assessing heart health. Dr. Suhas Hardas highlights the importance of ...

If you’re a healthy adult, you should get a lipid profile every 4-6 years. Children should have it done at least once between the ages of 9 and 11, and one more time between 17 and 21.

Fasting lipid profile: For accurate results, it’s recommended to fast for at least 9-12 hours before taking this test. Fasting helps ensure that the results are not skewed by recent meals ...

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All you need to know about reading your lipid profile test report. Written by Dr Anitha Anchan | Updated : April 6, 2016 6:50 PM IST Cholesterol is a fat/lipid.

Here's what you need to know about fasting before a blood test, ... Some lipid profile tests may also require you to fast for 9–12 hours, but research suggests this may not be necessary.

Beyond the standard lipid profile, a new cardiology approach emphasizes inflammation, genetics, and vitamin deficiencies in assessing heart health. Dr. Suhas Hardas highlights the importance of ...