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Avail CPK test in Gurgaon through MFine. You can book your CPK test from the reputed lab partners of MFine and get samples collected from your doorstep. Post your CPK sample collection, and the test reports will be available for download within the next 48 hours. CPK tests are widely used to detect and monitor muscle injury, Dermatomyositis, Polymyositis, Malignant hyperthermia and to identify disorders linked to muscle damage, such as heart attack detection. ... View more

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How to Book a CPK Test in Gurgaon?

Set Gurgaon as location, select lab partner, add your address and book a slot

A certified lab technician will be assigned for sample collection.

A lab technician will collect your Creatinine test sample in the scheduled slot

Avail online consultation with a senior doctor to review your reports

Our senior doctor will share advice and prescriptions based on your results.

What is the CPK test used for?

A CPK test measures the concentration of total CPK enzymes in the patient’s serum.

To detect any cardiac muscle damage that helps diagnose a heart attack.
To determine the effectiveness of the provided therapy in terms of muscle damage.
To identify the source of chest pain.
To determine muscular dystrophy.
To diagnose dermatomyositis, malignant hyperthermia, polymyositis, and other muscle diseases.

What is included in the CPK test?

In the CPK test, the total creatine phosphokinase (CPK) enzyme level is measured in the blood serum when a muscle is under stress or injured, CPK leaks into the blood and elevated levels.

There are three main isoenzymes of CPK. CPK-BB is present in the lungs and brain. CPK-MB is a more specific marker of myocardial muscle, whereas CPK-MM is a marker of skeletal muscle. Finding which specific form of CPK is elevated helps determine which tissue has been damaged.

A certified lab technician conducts this test.

Procedure for CPK test

This test requires a blood sample which is usually collected from the vein. It should only take a few minutes to collect the sample.
A topical antiseptic is applied to the inside of your elbow to clean a small area of your skin. An elastic band is then wrapped around your upper arm to apply pressure to find a vein.
Once a vein is seen, a sterile needle is inserted to draw blood into a small tube.
When the needle is inserted, you may feel a sting; however, the pain will dissipate almost immediately.
After that, a small bandage will be applied at the procedure site.
The sample is labeled and sent to our accredited labs of your choice (made during the booking) for further processing.
With the help of state-of-the-art technology, the blood sample will be analysed by the lab technician.
Once the analysis is completed, the blood test results will be available on the MFine app within the next 24-48 hours.

Book a CPK test to check your Creatine phosphokinase level!

How to prepare for the CPK test?

CPK blood test is a simple blood test and does not require any special requirements or fasting before the test. Samples can be taken as per the convenience of the patient. Inform the doctor regarding any prescription medication or special drugs you are taking. Certain medications, for example, can interfere with CPK testing.

Steroids
Statins
Anesthetics
Alcohol
Amphotericin B
Cocaine.

Other factors that can cause an increase in levels of CPK are

Vigorous exercise
Intramuscular injections
Recently performed surgery
Immunizations
Cardiac Catheterisation.

Things to consider after the CPK test is complete.

Once the test results are available, a general physician, cardiologist, neurologist, nephrologist, or surgeon in your city will review CPK blood test reports and discuss the diagnosis with you.They will recommend and guide you through treatment and any subsequent follow-ups if the levels are high. If you are in the hospital, this test may be repeated in the next two or three days. Please do not attempt to self-diagnose your medical condition.

What types of infection can CPK test detect?

The following are some diseases that can be diagnosed using a CPK test:

Dermatomyositis is a rare disease that causes muscle weakness and skin rash.
Polymyositis is a type of muscle disease that causes muscle pain and stiffness.
In electric shock, the musculoskeletal system is the most affected.
Myopathy
Convulsions
Malignant hyperthermia
Brain injury or stroke
Other conditions of muscle breakdown.

How much does the CPK test cost?

Through the MFine app, you can now book CPK tests from certified lab partners in your city.

Certified lab partners of MFine for CPK test

Prima Diagnostics	Starts at ₹412
5th Vital Labs	Starts at ₹495
Orange Health	Starts at ₹260
Predlabs	Starts at ₹364
5th Vital Labs	Starts at ₹495
Aster Labs	Starts at ₹400
Human Health	Starts at ₹330

*Disclaimer: The value varies based on location, time, and your preferred lab partner.

How long does it take to get the results for the CPK test?

You can expect to get the results for the CPK test within 24 to 48 hours after the sample is collected. However, in some instances, depending on the location, medical advice, and preferred lab partner, it may take longer.

What do abnormal CPK test results indicate?

The average CPK level is 20 to 200 micrograms per litre (mcg/L). Normal CPK test value varies slightly between laboratories, from male to female and between races. Discuss the test reports with your doctor.

High levels of CPK may indicate:

Muscle injuries
Hormonal disorders like hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism
Viral infections
Diseases affecting the heart, brain, and muscles like a heart attack, an inflammation of the heart muscle, a brain injury, convulsions, delirium tremens, or a stroke.
Diseases of muscles like Rhabdomyolysis, polio.
Muscle injury caused during a road traffic accident.
Heart problems like myocardial infarction, pericarditis,
Thrombosis
Muscle dystrophy
Lung tissue death (pulmonary infarction)
Dermatomyositis or polymyositis

Low levels of CPK may indicate:

Rheumatoid arthritis
Bedridden patients who have very low activity
Lupus

Disclaimer: Please consult with your doctor to interpret the test reports.

Is CPK a definitive test?

The most specific diagnostic for muscular dystrophy is a creatine phosphokinase (CPK) measurement (MD). CPK levels that are elevated are a sign of muscular illness. Hemolysis has little effect on CPK levels since the concentration of CPK in red blood cells is negligible. CPK, like the other enzymes tested, is unaffected by liver disease.as are the other tested enzymes (e.g., aldolase, transaminases, lactate). High CPK levels represent leakage of the enzyme from the muscle cells only.

The timing and pattern of a fall or rise in CPK levels are significant in making a diagnosis, particularly after a heart attack or myocardial infarction. Early diagnosis of acute Myocardial infarction helps in planning the treatment. CPK values must be assessed within 24 hours of the onset of symptoms for more accurate results.

How to read the CPK test report?

If your results show you have a higher than normal level of CK, it may mean you have an injury or disease of the muscles, heart, or brain. To get more information, your provider may order tests to check the levels of specific CK enzymes:

If you have higher than normal CK-MM enzymes, it may mean you have a muscle injury or diseases, such as muscular dystrophy or rhabdomyolysis.
If you have higher than normal CK-MB enzymes, it may mean you have an inflammation of the heart muscle or are having or recently had a heart attack. The CK-MB test is a cardiac marker that is used to help in the diagnosis of acute myocardial infarction. It detects the presence of CK-MB in the blood, which is a combination of two variants of the enzyme phosphocreatine kinase.
If you have higher than normal CK-BB enzymes, it may mean you have had a stroke or brain injury.

Other conditions that can cause higher than normal CK levels include:

Blood clots
Infections
Hormonal disorders, including disorders of the thyroid and adrenal glands
Lengthy surgery
Certain medicines
Strenuous exercise can increase creatinine level elevation. It is possible to be healthy and have a high creatinine kinase level. Therefore, it is important to consult your doctor before undertaking any strenuous physical excercise.

Book a CPK test to check your Creatine phosphokinase level!

Why book a CPK test?

A CPK test is performed to determine the total CPK level in your body. CPK isoenzyme testing can assist in determining the exact source of the damaged tissue.

CPK is made of three slightly different substances:

CPK-1 (also known as CPK-BB) is mostly seen in the lungs and brain
CPK-2 (also known as CPK-MB) is mostly seen in the cardiac muscle
CPK-3 (also known as CPK-MM) is seen in skeletal muscle

This test is used to:

✔ help in diagnosing a heart attack.

✔ evaluate the cause of chest pain.

✔ determine if or how badly a muscle is damaged.

✔ to detect dermatomyositis, polymyositis, and other muscle diseases.

✔ tell the difference between malignant hyperthermia and postoperative infection

the pattern and timing of a rise or fall in CPK levels can be significant in making a diagnosis. This is particularly true if a heart attack is suspected.

CPK test at home – how does it work?

The CPK test is just like any other blood test. A lab technician visits your home when you book your tests through the MFine app. The lab technician first cleans the arm and then inserts a syringe into a vein. The required amount of blood is then taken into a vial. The lab technician then removes the needle and places cotton wool or a bandage over the prick.

Are there any risks involved with the CPK test?

The CPK blood test is a relatively safe procedure with minor side effects. The following are some possible side effects of the CPK test:

Minor bruises or soreness may form at the site of injection. By applying pressure to the affected area for several minutes, you can reduce the likelihood of bruising.
In rare cases, the vein may swell after the blood sample is taken. This condition is known as phlebitis. This can be treated with a warm compress several times per day.
Some people may experience dizziness, fainting, or infection at the puncture site.

What can affect the results of the CPK test?

Test results may vary or show an increased level of CPK if you have any of the following before the test:

Procedures like cardiac catheterisation.
Consumption of alcohol.
Strenuous physical exercise.
Skeletal muscle injury.
Certain medications and supplements.

Book a CPK test to check your Creatine phosphokinase level!

Why Book A CPK Test?

A Creatine Phosphokinase (CPK) test determines the number of enzymes in the blood. In the following conditions, the CPK test is widely used:
To assist in the detection of a heart attack.
To determine the source of your chest pain.
To figure out how much heart or muscular tissue has been damaged.
To determine whether or not you have muscular dystrophy.
To determine whether or not there is any muscle injury.
To determine the efficacy of the therapy in terms of muscle injury.
To determine whether or whether there is any muscular inflammation.

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What Preparation is Needed for the CPK Test?

The CPK test is a simple diagnostic procedure that anyone may conduct.
You can answer your questions about some infections and disorders by undergoing testing.
There are no requirements for taking a CPK Test, but telling your doctor about your medical history and medications will help you avoid negative side effects.

What Happens to Your Test Sample?

The CPK Test sample will be sent to your preferred lab in Bangalore that you chose while booking the test.

What Do Abnormal Results Indicate?

CPK levels that are elevated may indicate:

Muscle injury
Unbalanced hormones
Virus infections are infections caused by viruses.
Thrombosis
Muscle inflammation is a condition in which the muscles become inflamed.

Low CPK levels could be a sign of

Lupus
Rheumatoid Arthritis

Disclaimer: It is always important to consult with your doctor when interpreting test findings.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I avail at-home sample collection in DLF Phase 1, Gurgaon?

Yes, sample collection for various tests can be done right at home. MFine makes things simple by allowing you to schedule a test slot with a single click and without needing to travel. Your test results will be delivered to your residence.

What is the cost of the CPK test in Gurgaon?

The price of different tests varies based on the laboratories and infrastructure they use. The cost of living varies greatly between cities. In Gurgaon, a CPK test is expected to cost between 150 and 2000 rupees per person.

I am staying in Agra. Can I book the CPK test for my Grandmother staying in Gurgaon?

Yes, using the MFine app, you can quickly book a CPK test for your relatives and old family members who live in faraway locations.

How can I reschedule my appointment for the CPK sample collection?

You may easily reschedule your CPK test appointment with the MFine app. The software allows you to change the date and time of your sample collection.

Is the lab technician coming for the CPK test sample collection vaccinated?

Yes. Our lab technicians are fully vaccinated. Further, they also ensure safety by wearing a mask and using sanitizer and gloves during sample collection.

When is the CPK test recommended?

CPK tests are frequently used to detect and monitor muscle injury, Dermatomyositis, Polymyositis, Malignant hyperthermia, and conditions connected with muscular damage, such as heart attack detection.

Is a prescription required to book a CPK test?

Yes, you need a prescription from a qualified doctor to schedule a CPK test.

Does MFine provide result interpretation along with the reports?

Yes. MFine provides result interpretation along with the reports. Also, you will be able to avail a free doctor consultation after the lab test to understand your reports accurately. Our doctor will also advise and prescribe medicines based on the results.

What could be causing your CPK levels to be so high?

High CPK levels may indicate muscular tissue injury or tension (heart or the brain).

What disorders may the CPK test detect?

Several disorders, such as>

a stroke or brain damage.
Convulsions.
Delirium tremens is a term used to describe a state of extreme delirium.
Polymyositis or dermatomyositis are two different types of myositis.
Electric shock
A heart attack has occurred.
The cardiac muscle is inflamed (myocarditis)

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