Question 1

Are MFine's lab partners NABL accredited?

Accepted Answer

All our lab partners are NABL(National Accreditation Board of Testing and Calibration of Laboratories)-accredited labs. Thyrocare, Prima Diagnostics, Neuberg, Healthians, to name a few, are our top lab partners. Most of our lab partners have state-of-the-art infrastructure facilities for diagnostic tests.

Question 2

Can I avail at-home sample collection for Cardiac Risk Assessment on weekends?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we provide sample collections on all days of the week. The timings can vary based on the test, and tests that require 8 to 10 hours of fasting may have morning slots.

Question 3

Is fasting required for Cardiac Risk Assessment?

Accepted Answer

A cardiac risk assessment test requires dietary measures such as fasting. If you’re on medication or taking another test simultaneously, we recommend seeing a general doctor or cardiologist before the test. Based on your health, current medicines, and other lifestyle-related considerations, the doctor will be able to guide you in the right direction.

Question 4

What samples are collected for Cardiac Risk Assessment?

Accepted Answer

For performing a cardiac risk assessment, your phlebotomist will usually puncture a vein in your arm with a needle and collect the blood sample.. Apart from this, your blood pressure may also be measured on the spot by the physician.

Question 5

When will I receive my test results for Cardiac Risk Assessment?

Accepted Answer

You will receive your test results within 48 hours of sample collection. You can download your reports on the MFine web and app platforms.

Question 6

Will I get the result interpretation for my test results?

Accepted Answer

You will have a free doctor consultation along with your test results for Cardiac Risk Assessment. Our senior doctor will help you understand your results accurately and advise medications and lifestyle changes wherever required.

Question 7

Which is the best place in India for Cardiac Risk Assessment?

Accepted Answer

All the major metro, tier 1, and tier 2 cities provide a good and affordable vitamin profile in major hospitals, clinics, and labs. You can visit your nearest hospital or clinic or browse through the MFine app to find the lab partner and book a Cardiac Risk Assessment today.

Question 8

Can Cardiac Risk Assessment detect cancer?

Accepted Answer

No, this test is not meant to detect cancers but rather your risk of developing heart disease in the near future.

Question 9

Cardiac Risk Assessment vs. Basic Full Body Check?

Accepted Answer

The cardiac risk assessment test is designed to assess the possible risk factors that may interfere with the functioning of your cardiovascular system and also understand the individual risk of developing a heart disease. On the other hand, a basic full body check up is a routine test that is done to check the vitals of your body.

Question 10

Can Cardiac Risk Assessment detect coronary artery diseases or any other conditions?

Accepted Answer

While a few of the tests included in the package may indicate various issues with your cardiovascular health in your body, it is not definitive and may not indicate the exact condition or disease a person is suffering. It is always advisable to follow up with a doctor and undergo further testing.

Question 11

What are the common symptoms of cardiac disease?

Accepted Answer

The following are some of the symptoms of cardiac disease:

Breathing problems
Chest pain, tightness or heaviness in chest or chest discomfort
Palpitations 
Sweating and exhaustion
Giddiness
Numbness or pain in the arms or limbs
Jaw, neck, and chest pain, as well as back pain

Question 12

Can Complete Blood Count detect Heart Problems?

Accepted Answer

A complete blood count evaluates the cells and measures different substances in your blood, such as abnormal red blood cells, hemoglobin, or hematocrit levels and is not a conclusive test for heart disease but rather used as an adjunct to heart function tests. . An increase or decrease in these cells may indicate anemia, iron deficiency,

Question 13

Does stress cause heart attacks?

Accepted Answer

High blood pressure can be caused by stress, which increases the risk of heart attack and stroke. Smoking, overeating, and a lack of physical activity are risk factors for cardiovascular disease.

Question 14

What is the most common cause behind cardiac arrest?

Accepted Answer

Arrhythmias, or irregular heart rhythms, are the leading cause of sudden cardiac death. Ventricular fibrillation, an unpredictable, unorganized firing of impulses from the ventricles (the heart’s lower chambers), is the most frequent life-threatening arrhythmia.

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