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Condition Monitoring & ManagementThis panel checks whether your cholesterol medicine is lowering your cholesterol and whether it is affecting your liver. It is often repeated every few months after starting or changing a dose.
Consider this test if you take a statin or other cholesterol medicine, recently changed your dose, or want to check your progress.

Every biomarker in this panel, and exactly what it tells you.
Common questions about this test.
Typically 4 to 12 weeks after starting or changing a dose, and then every 3 to 12 months.
Contact your provider before stopping the medicine. A CK test, which is part of the Recovery & Muscle Health Panel, can help check for muscle injury.
Statins and some other cholesterol medicines can occasionally raise liver enzymes. A mild rise is common and usually not harmful, but your provider will want to know.
Typically 4 to 12 weeks after starting or changing a dose, and then every 3 to 12 months.
Statins and some other cholesterol medicines can occasionally raise liver enzymes. A mild rise is common and usually not harmful, but your provider will want to know.
Contact your provider before stopping the medicine. A CK test, which is part of the Recovery & Muscle Health Panel, can help check for muscle injury.