A vital part of health heart diagnostics (HHD) is the Protein Electrophoresis (Serum) test. It is especially important for detecting anomalies in blood protein composition, which can affect cardiovascular and systemic health. This diagnostic technique divides serum proteins according to their size and electrical charge, enabling a thorough examination of different protein fractions, such as albumin and globulins.

A serum protein electrophoresis with abnormal findings can reveal a number of diseases. For instance, a rise in globulin levels or a fall in albumin levels may indicate persistent infections or inflammation, which can exacerbate cardiovascular stress and raise the risk of heart disease. Furthermore, certain patterns in the protein fractions may indicate diseases like multiple myeloma.