Troponin I Rapid Test In Hyderabad - Price & Details

The Troponin I Rapid Test is a blood test that is performed in emergency rooms, hospitals, or similar medical facilities. It detects troponin I, a protein present in the heart muscles. It is commonly prescribed to diagnose heart attacks and evaluate the strain on the heart. Additionally, it can be utilised to assess heart trauma resulting from specific medical procedures. The test provides quick results in just a few minutes, enabling healthcare professionals to take immediate action.

PharmEasy Labs offers a vast selection of tests and health packages in the bustling city of Hyderabad, bringing the convenience of doorstep sample collection service and online test report delivery.

With PharmEasy, you can book any routine or advanced test from the comfort of your home. Our experienced technicians prioritise the safety and comfort of the patients. They will collect your samples following strict safety procedures and NABL guidelines. The samples are then analysed in certified labs using fully automated machines. The detailed test reports are corroborated by licensed healthcare professionals before being promptly shared with you via email.

We have designed a 6-step testing process to ensure the utmost reliability and accuracy of test results. Moreover, the company offers competitive prices and additional discounts on their test orders.

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Various factors can influence the price fluctuations of a Troponin test. Nonetheless, the average cost of a Troponin test at PharmEasy in Hyderabad is usually between INR 1249 and INR 1920. Explore the option of comparing Troponin test prices in major Indian cities for more insights.

The Troponin test aids in the early identification of heart attacks or acute coronary syndrome, allowing for prompt medical intervention. It serves as a critical tool in assessing the risk of heart injury during surgery or confirming heart attack symptoms. The simplicity and quick turnaround of the Troponin test make it an invaluable diagnostic tool in emergency and hospital setups, facilitating timely intervention and comprehensive cardiovascular care.

No specific preparations are required for a troponin test. However, if you're taking vitamin B7, also known as biotin, inform the healthcare provider who orders your test. Biotin and supplements containing biotin can potentially make your troponin levels seem lower than they actually are.

During the Troponin Test

The Troponin test is commonly conducted in emergency settings or hospitals. Following this, a high-sensitive Troponin I test may be performed multiple times within 24 hours to track any significant changes in Troponin levels. A medical professional will draw a blood sample from a vein in your arm using a small needle. Once the needle is in place, a small amount of blood will be collected into a test tube or vial.  

If you exhibit symptoms of a potential heart attack in a hospital or emergency department, your doctor may order a Troponin I test as part of your medical examination.

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.