Cardiac Profile - I

• You can either book on our website or Choose to receive a call back from our Health Advisor / Doctor.
• Our Health advisor and Medical team will be involved to guide you in the complete cycle of the testing process and will facilitate the diagnosis process for prevention of any disease.
• Your health vitals and history will be taken for pre-diagnosis and for suggesting the relevant tests through Health Karma or you can also share your prescription with our medical team.
• Once you confirm your booking, a trained Phlebotomists (Sample Collector) will be assigned to visit you on your chosen time and pickup address and for collection of sample. Phlebotomist may also take other vitals if suggested in the pre diagnosis.
• Your sample will then be transported to the nearest collection hub maintaining the integrity of the sample and will be centrifuged before sending to the lab for processing.
• Once the results are processed in the THS / Partner Lab, medical team at THS will verify the results and a smart report including historical trends and vital’s information submitted by you along with simple interpretations will be shared with you.
• You will also be offered a post report counselling by our Doctors as a part of the healthcare service offered to you.
• THS offers 24*7 customer support to resolve any of your concern during and after the entire diagnosis process.

"An HbA1c test is a measure of the average blood glucose level. Hence, it is not required to fast before the test."

People with type II diabetes should target an HbA1c value of 6.5% or 48 mmol/mol. Maintaining this level would be ideal for controlling and living with your condition.

"The HbA1c test measures the average level of blood sugar over a period of 2-3 months. The test checks how much blood sugar is bound to your hemoglobin, which can help in diagnosis or monitoring of diabetes."

"A hemoglobin A1c percentage between 4% to 5.6% is normal for people without diabetes, levels between 5.7% and 6.4% mean you have a higher chance of getting diabetes. Levels of 6.5% or higher mean you have diabetes."

"A high HbA1c level may be an indicator of pre-diabetes or diabetes which can lead to serious health issues including heart disease, kidney disease, eye problems, nerve damage etc."