Surprise, AZ
A 40-year-old female asked:
what does a troponin result of <0.02* mean ? i was reading over my lab results and wondered if this was significant to anything or if this was normal.
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Dr. Dan Fisher answered
Internal Medicine 27 years experience
Normal.: Troponin is a chemical released into your blood when heart cells are damaged. This occurs most dramatically when one has a heart attack. Your leves were not elevated.
5184 viewsAnswered Sep 16, 2019
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