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Lipid Profile

Test Code: MPC00060
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Lipid tests are laboratory analyses that measure different types of fats in the blood to assess heart and vascular health.

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Sample Type: Blood,
Preparation: Need Fasting 12 Hours
TAT: Results Within 4 Hours
28.
000
KWD
15.
000
KWD
+ Home visit fee per region

Test Details

Lipid tests help evaluate how the body processes fats and assess the risk of cardiovascular disease. They include measurements of total cholesterol, triglycerides, high-density lipoprotein (HDL), low-density lipoprotein (LDL), and very low-density lipoprotein (VLDL). Total cholesterol offers a general overview, while HDL represents “good fats” that help remove harmful lipids. LDL represents “bad fats” that may accumulate in arteries. Triglycerides indicate stored energy fats, and VLDL provides insight into fats that contribute to plaque buildup. These tests help evaluate the risk of heart attack, atherosclerosis, and monitor the effects of diet, lifestyle, and medications on lipid levels.

Total cholesterol provides an initial overview of fat levels in the blood, helping estimate general cardiovascular risk.
High LDL indicates a higher tendency for fat deposition in arterial walls, increasing the risk of blockage.
HDL removes harmful lipids from the bloodstream, reducing plaque buildup and protecting the heart.
Elevated triglycerides can increase blood viscosity and promote vascular inflammation, raising heart disease risk.
High VLDL indicates increased plaque-forming lipids and correlates strongly with atherosclerosis risk.
Elevated lipids can oxidize and deposit in vessel walls, triggering inflammation that accelerates vascular disease.
Saturated and trans fats increase LDL, while healthy fats like omega-3 raise HDL and reduce inflammation.
Obesity and insulin resistance elevate triglycerides and VLDL while lowering HDL due to impaired metabolic response.
Lipid tests show how much LDL or triglycerides decrease after treatment, helping evaluate medication effectiveness.
Yes, lipid levels can be normal if chronic inflammation or genetic factors affect arteries without significantly altering lipid values.

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