Comprehensive Profile

Comprehensive

An annual Profile for individuals with high BP and Diabetes. Persons with this combination of disease have a high risk of coronary artery disease (Heart Attack). This profile consists of following 48 tests:

01	Bl. Glucose F	13	SGOT	25	S. Triglyceride	37	PCV
02	HbA1c	14	SGPT	26	S. HDL Chol	38	RDW
03	Microalbumin	15	SGGTP	27	S. LDL Chol	39	MCV
04	Bl. Urea	16	S Alk Phos	28	S. VLDL Chol	40	MCHC
05	S. Creatinine	17	S. Proteins	29	Total/HDL Chol	41	MCH
06	S. Uric Acid	18	S. Globulin	30	HDL/LDL Chol	42	Platelet Ct.
07	S. Sodium	19	S. Albumin	31	CRP	43	ESR
08	S. Potassium	20	A/ G Ratio	32	Homocysteine	44	Free T3
09	S. Chloride	21	S. Calcium	33	TLC	45	Free T4
10	S.Total Bil.	22	S. Phosphorus	34	DLC	46	TSH
11	S. Direct Bil.	23	S. LDH	35	TRBC Ct.	47	PTH
12	S. Indirect Bil.	24	S. Cholesterol	36	Hemoglobin	48	Urine Routine

Importantce of HOMOCYSTEINE

High Homocysteine levels correlate to the extent of Atherosclerotic Plaque in the aorta. Homocysteine can impair the ability to repair vascular endothelial cell injury and thus promote the development of Atherosclerosis. It is possible to reduce its level with a course of simple vitamins thus avoiding heart attacks.

Importantce of HbA1C (Glyco-HB)

This test is capable of evaluating 10-12 weeks of glucose control. Patients having HbA1C level of >8.0% have very high risk of developing long-term complications in eye (retinopathy), kidney (nephropathy), nervous system (neuropathy) and heart (cardiopathy).

Importance of MICROALBUMIN

This is a simple urine test, which detects renal complications very early especially in persons suffering from diabetes. Persons having persistent increased microalbumin ultimately may develop diabetic nephropathy.