How HS-CRP Testing Detects Heart Disease Early
Your Heart, Your Health—Stay Ahead of the Risks.
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Why Should You Take thehs-CRP Test?
Elevated Cardiac Risk (10%-20% Chance in 10 Years):
Prevent Secondary Heart Attacks:
Diagnose Inflammatory Diseases:
Normal LDL Cholesterol (<130 mg/L):
Age-Related Risk Factors:
Symptoms Indicating theNeed for hs-CRP Testing
Unexplained Chest Pain
Shortness of Breath
Swelling in the Extremities
Family Heart Disease
Existing Conditions
Chronic Health Conditions
Persistent Fatigue or Joint Pain
Frequent Infections
How and What We Measure
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Understanding Your hs-CRP TestResults
| HS-CRP Level (mg/L) | What It Means for Your Health |
Less than 1 mg/L | Low Risk:Indicates low levels of inflammation and a reduced risk of cardiovascular disease. Maintain a healthy lifestyle. Retest annually or as advised. |
1 to 3 mg/L | Moderate Risk:Indicates moderate levels of inflammation, which may slightly increase cardiovascular risk. Consider lifestyle changes and monitor health. Retest in 3-6 months. |
More than 3 mg/L | High Risk:Indicates significant inflammation, associated with a higher risk of cardiovascular disease. Consult a healthcare provider for further evaluation and management. Retest as recommended. |
Next Steps:Based on hs-CRP test results, your healthcare provider may recommend lifestyle changes like a heart-healthy diet and exercise, or perhaps medications to reduce inflammation, or additional diagnostic tests to identify and treat underlying causes.
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