The TROPONIN-I (SEMI-QUANTITATIVE) Test is a cardiac marker test that measures the levels of troponin, a protein released by damaged heart muscle cells, in the blood. The test is often used to diagnose and monitor heart attacks and other cardiac conditions.

During the TROPONIN-I (SEMI-QUANTITATIVE) Test, a healthcare professional will draw blood and measure the levels of troponin in the sample. The test provides a semi-quantitative measurement of troponin levels, which can help determine the severity of heart damage.

The TROPONIN-I (SEMI-QUANTITATIVE) Test is an important tool for diagnosing and monitoring cardiac conditions, and can help healthcare professionals determine the appropriate treatment for their patients.

At MOHO, we partner with NPHL-approved path labs to ensure the highest quality and accuracy of TROPONIN-I (SEMI-QUANTITATIVE) Test results. We also provide free sample collection at home for your convenience, as well as free consultation with doctors to help you understand your test results.

The normal range for troponin levels varies depending on the laboratory and the specific assay used. Elevated levels of troponin may indicate cardiac damage, such as a heart attack, and may require further testing and treatment.

If you are experiencing symptoms of a cardiac condition, or if you have been diagnosed with a heart condition and need to monitor your troponin levels, MOHO offers the most affordable and convenient option in Nepal. Contact us today to schedule your TROPONIN-I (SEMI-QUANTITATIVE) Test and take control of your heart health.

Category
Biochemistry

Prerequisite
You don't need any special preparations. You just need to give blood sample for this test.

Normal Range
0.03 ng/mL or less: Negative
0.04-0.29 ng/mL: Suspicious for myocardial injury.
0.30 ng/mL or greater: Consistent with myocardial injury.

Type of sample to be collected
Blood Sample