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Also known as the Troponin T test, a Trop-T test is used to check the level of troponin T in the blood. Troponin T is a protein found in heart muscle cells. Generally, a very small amount of this protein is present in the bloodstream. When the heart muscle is damaged, more troponin T can be released into the blood. Why is the Trop-T Test Done? The test is used when a doctor suspects heart muscle damage, during an assessment for a heart attack. An increased troponin T level in the blood is a sign that the person has a higher risk of damaged heart muscles or a heart attack. Some of the symptoms that may lead a doctor to prescribe for this test include: Rapid heart rate Pain or discomfort in the chest Shortness of breath Pain in the arm, neck, shoulder, back, upper abdomen, or jaw Nausea, fatigue or weakness Pale or blue lips and skin Confusion and dizziness Constant sweating In some cases, a cardiac profile test may also be recommended to get a broader picture of heart health. Trop-T Te...

AMH (Anti-Müllerian Hormone) test and Prolactin test are among the most common blood tests used to assess female reproductive health. They help check ovarian reserve and diagnose causes of irregular periods or infertility. Women wanting to get their fertility tested are especially likely to be familiar with the Anti-Müllerian Hormone test. AMH, or anti-Müllerian hormone, is a hormone secreted by the ovarian follicles. This basically means that the higher your AMH level, the more follicles or potential eggs you are expected to have. AMH testing would be used as an indicator of your egg count. Purpose of AMH Test ●     Diagnosis : An AMH test might be recommended if you are experiencing symptoms like irregular menstrual cycles, persistent acne, or excessive facial or body hair, which might be caused by conditions like polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) or premature ovarian insufficiency (POI).   ●     Fertility Evaluation : This test helps evaluate a...