Apolipoprotein A-I Test
- Category
- Heart
- Sample
- Blood sample taken from a vein in your arm
- Reports () Terms & Conditions Report time varies with time of sample collection.
- In 2 days
- Fasting
- No Fasting
- Age
- 5+ Years
What Is This Test?
Measures apolipoprotein A-I, the main protein of HDL ('good') cholesterol.
Why this test is performed?
Low levels are linked to higher heart disease risk; used with ApoB to calculate the ApoB/ApoA-I ratio.
Who should take this test?
Adults over 30, people with high BP, diabetes, obesity, smoking or a family history of heart disease; chest pain or breathlessness (seek urgent care).
Test Preparation
No fasting needed.
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- Report time: In 2 days
- No fasting
- Report time: In 30 days
- No fasting
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- Report time: In 2 days
- No fasting
- Report time: In 2 days
- Fasting 10–12 h
Frequently asked questions
Lower protective HDL activity and possibly higher cardiovascular risk.
No fasting is needed. You can eat and drink normally unless your doctor has advised otherwise.
Blood sample taken from a vein in your arm.
Usually within 15–39 hours after the sample reaches the lab. You will receive the report online.
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