A simple, painless test that records the electrical activity of your heart. Used to detect irregular heartbeats, heart attacks, and other heart conditions.

An ultrasound-based test to visualize the heart's chambers, valves, and pumping strength. Often used to detect valve disorders and heart failure.

Measures cholesterol (HDL, LDL) and triglyceride levels to assess your risk for heart disease.

These blood tests detect enzymes released during a heart attack or muscle injury.

Assesses how your heart performs under physical stress. Helps detect blockages or coronary artery disease.

A 24- to 48-hour portable ECG that tracks your heart rhythm continuously to detect irregularities not seen in a standard ECG.

Used to evaluate heart failure by measuring BNP hormone levels released from the heart.

High blood sugar and diabetes are major risk factors for heart disease—frequently checked alongside cardiac assessments.

Ambulatory or home BP monitoring is often advised to track hypertension over time.

Cardiologists may check these before starting certain heart medications or procedures.