The laboratory check includes various blood tests that provide important information about your vascular health. These include, among others, the determination of cholesterol and blood lipid levels, inflammatory markers, and blood clotting factors. These laboratory tests help identify risk factors for vascular diseases and monitor the effectiveness of treatments.
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During the laboratory check, various blood values are examined, including cholesterol and blood lipid levels, inflammatory markers, and blood clotting factors. These tests help assess the condition of your vessels and identify risk factors for vascular diseases.
These blood tests are important because they provide information about possible risk factors for vascular diseases, such as high cholesterol levels or inflammation in the body. This information is crucial for diagnosis and treatment.
During a laboratory check, a blood sample is taken from you, usually from a vein in your arm. The blood sample is then sent to a laboratory where it is examined for various health parameters. The blood draw takes only a few minutes and is usually performed by a healthcare professional.
The results of the laboratory check are usually available within a few days. Your doctor will analyze the results and discuss them with you to determine the next steps.
The frequency of laboratory checks depends on your individual health condition and your doctor’s recommendations. In the case of certain risk factors or existing vascular diseases, regular checks may be necessary to monitor progress and adjust treatment.
We offer a variety of other tests to get a comprehensive picture of your cardiovascular health. These examinations help us to create individual treatment plans and optimally promote your heart health.
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