Lipoprotein(a), also called Lp(a), is a type of fat-carrying particle in the blood. It is similar to LDL, often called ‘bad cholesterol’, but it has an extra protein attached to it.
A simple blood test can measure Lp(a).
The test can be done fasting/non-fasting.
Your doctor can explain what your result means.
Early knowledge can help you protect your heart.