Troponin I Rapid Test In Delhi - Price & Details

The Troponin I Rapid Test, which detects troponin I in the blood, is typically conducted in emergency rooms, hospitals, or similar medical facilities. It is prescribed to diagnose heart attacks and unstable angina. Severe chest pain, along with symptoms like nausea, difficulty breathing, and palpitations, may prompt this test. It is done in emergency rooms or hospitals and provides quick results for early intervention.

PharmEasy Labs offers a wide range of tests and health packages in the busy city of Delhi. Avoid the hassle of travelling to crowded hospitals by availing PharmEasy’s home sample collection and online test report delivery services. Book tests easily from any part of the city. A skilled PharmEasy technician will visit your registered location to collect the sample.

The collected samples are then tested in certified labs equipped with advanced, fully automated machines. To ensure accuracy and reliability, the test results undergo thorough verification and approval by licensed medical practitioners. With PharmEasy, you can trust in the efficiency and accuracy of the testing process, allowing you to prioritise your health and well-being.

PharmEasy operates across all major cities in India, covering more than 2500 pin codes. With a team of highly skilled professionals, PharmEasy is committed to providing high-quality diagnostic test services at affordable rates. Choose PharmEasy and enjoy a hassle-free testing experience in Delhi.

The price of a Troponin test may vary due to different factors. However, the standard cost for a Troponin test at PharmEasy in Delhi typically falls within the range of INR 1249 to INR 1920. Feel free to compare Troponin test prices across major cities in India.

Doctors prescribe the Troponin test when a patient exhibits symptoms such as chest pain, shortness of breath, dizziness, or other signs suggestive of a heart attack. It is crucial in the emergency setting for the diagnosis or exclusion of myocardial infarction. Moreover, the test can be ordered periodically to monitor the health of the heart when patients are on specific cardiac medications. This helps note that the treatment is not causing any further damage to the heart muscle.

To prepare for the Troponin test, no special preparation is usually necessary. Patients can eat, drink, and take medications as they normally would. However, it's important to inform the healthcare provider about all the medications, over-the-counter drugs, and supplements taken, as certain substances might interfere with the test. Stress or strenuous exercise right before the test might affect the results, so it's recommended to be in a relaxed state before undergoing the test.

During the Troponin Test

When you opt for a Troponin test with PharmEasy Labs, a skilled phlebotomist will carry out your blood draw. They utilize vein finder devices to easily and efficiently locate your veins, facilitating a smooth sampling process.

As this is a qualitative test, there are no specific ranges. The results only show positive or negative results, indicating if Troponin I is present or not in blood.

The Troponin rapid test is either positive or negative. A confirmed positive Troponin I Rapid Test indicates the presence of troponin I in the blood. The presence of troponin confirms damage to heart muscles due to heart attacks. A negative Troponin I Rapid Test indicates the absence of troponin I in the blood.

Your doctor may want to investigate further by prescribing other tests like ECG, creatine kinase, 2D echo, complete blood count, lactate dehydrogenase, renal function tests and vitamin B12 assays to find the cause of acute coronary syndrome or heart attack.

Risks / Possible Complications

The Troponin blood test is associated with a low risk of complications. However, consulting a doctor is recommended if any  issue arises:

• Excessive bleeding at the site of blood extraction.
• Pain/inflammation at the same site.

Limitations

• The accuracy of the test results may be affected by equipment failures or human errors.
• Misinterpretation of the markers leading to inaccurate conclusions.