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CertifiedLabsCK-MB is a particular form of the muscle enzyme creatine kinase that is found mostly in the heart muscle. When the heart muscle is injured, CK-MB is released into the blood. The CK-MB blood test measures this heart-related form of the enzyme. It helps doctors look for damage to the heart muscle, such as during a heart attack.
Before the Test
Tell your doctor about recent heavy exercise, muscle injury, or injections, as these can affect results.
Mention all medicines you take.
This is usually an urgent test and fasting is not required.
During the Test
A trained Orange Health Labs professional will collect your sample during the visit.
Follow the instructions given to you at the time of collection.
The sample is labelled and sent to the laboratory for testing.
Let the collection team know if you feel unwell during the procedure.
It is recommended:
To help check for heart muscle damage in people with chest pain or related symptoms.
To support the assessment of a suspected heart attack.
To monitor the heart after certain procedures.
To track recovery of the heart muscle over time.
When heart muscle damage is suspected. It may be repeated over a few hours to see how levels change.
The CK-MB blood test measures this heart-related form of the enzyme. It helps doctors look for damage to the heart muscle, such as during a heart attack.
It is done to help check for heart muscle damage in people with chest pain or related symptoms, support the assessment of a suspected heart attack, monitor the heart after certain procedures, and track recovery of the heart muscle over time.
This is usually an urgent test and fasting is not required.
A trained Orange Health Labs professional will collect the required sample during your visit, following standard procedure.
When heart muscle damage is suspected. It may be repeated over a few hours to see how levels change.
Results outside the normal range can point to the conditions this test is used to detect or monitor. Your doctor will interpret your results along with your symptoms and any other tests.
Share your report with your doctor, especially if your results are abnormal or your symptoms continue, so they can advise you on the next steps.
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