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High Blood Pressure
A profile designed for high blood pressure patients
This profile includes important tests covering practically all parts of your body, including detailed thyroid function tests and BP-related Homocysteine level.
High Blood Pressure Profile tests
| System | Tests Done |
|---|---|
| Diabetes | 01. Bl. Glucose F |
| Kidney Function Tests | 02. Bl. Urea, 03. S. Creatinine, 04. S. Uric Acid, 05. S. Sodium, 06. S. Potassium, 07. S. Chloride |
| Liver Function Tests | 08. S. Total Bilirubin, 09. S. Direct Bilirubin, 10. S. Indirect Bilirubin, 11. SGOT, 12. SGPT, 13. GGTP, 14. S. Alk Phos, 15. S. Proteins, 16. S. Globulin, 17. S. Albumin, 18. A/G Ratio |
| Bones, Joints & Muscles | 19. S. Calcium, 20. S. Phosphorus, 21. S. LDH |
| Lipid Profile / Heart | 22. S. Cholesterol, 23. S. Triglyceride, 24. S. HDL Chol, 25. S. Non HDL Chol, 26. S. LDL Chol, 27. S. VLDL Chol, 28. Total/HDL Chol, 29. HDL/LDL Chol, 30. CRP, 31. Homocysteine |
| Complete Blood Counts | 32. TLC, 33. DLC, 34. TRBC Count, 35. Platelet Count, 36. Hemoglobin, 37. PCV, 38. RDW, 39. MCV, 40. MCHC, 41. MCH, 42. ESR |
| Thyroid Function Tests | 43. Free T3, 44. Free T4, 45. TSH |
| Urine | 46. Urine Routine |
Importance of Homocysteine
Homocysteine levels have been found to correlate with the extent of atherosclerotic plaque in the aorta. Homocysteine can impair the ability to repair vascular endothelial cell injury and thus promote the development of atherosclerosis.
How to prepare & what to expect
- Consult your physician before booking and share your current BP medicines with our front office if needed.
- Visit the laboratory in a fasting state as advised for accurate sugar and lipid results.
- Contact your physician / family physician for interpretation of reports and further management.