Kyros Clinic · Cardiovascular Health
Your father had his first heart attack at 52. Nobody ever asked what that means for you.
Blood pressure, cholesterol, and family history don't diagnose themselves. A Kyros doctor reads your cardiovascular risk factors together — and tells you plainly what your numbers mean for the years ahead.
Online Cardiovascular Health consultation
Book a video consultation with an NMC-registered doctor. One fee, paid once — no subscription, and no charge for the booking itself.
Initial consultation
₹500
One-time fee, no subscription
20-minute video consultation with a Kyros doctor
Your intake reviewed by the doctor before the call
A written doctor's note within 24 hours
A prescription if clinically indicated
Lab orders with guidance on where to test
Not included in the fee
Lab tests — paid directly to the lab you choose
Medications — filled at any pharmacy
In-clinic procedures — Kyros is telemedicine only
Follow-up consultations with the same doctor are ₹400–₹500, booked from within the Kyros app after your first consultation.
NMC-registered
Registration verified before onboarding
Specialty-matched
Doctors treat only within their verified specialty
Free cancellation
Up to 2 hours before your slot
No platform fee
The consultation fee is what you pay
Recognise
Does this sound familiar?
- Blood pressure readings above the normal range on routine checks
- A cholesterol or lipid panel flagged as borderline or high
- A family history of heart attack, stroke, or early heart disease
- Breathlessness or fatigue on exertion that feels new
- Weight gain concentrated around the abdomen
- A resting heart rate that feels unusually high, or noticing your heart 'racing'
- Diabetes, prediabetes, or PCOS alongside elevated blood pressure or cholesterol
- A relative's early cardiac event that's made you want your own numbers checked
Consult
How a Kyros cardiovascular health consultation works
Complete a short intake.
Before your consultation, you fill in a brief symptom and history form. Your doctor reads it before the call — not during.Consult with a specialist.
Your Kyros doctor is a specialist in cardiovascular health. The consultation is 20 minutes, video-based, private.Receive a plan you can follow.
After the consultation: a prescription if indicated, lab orders if needed, a follow-up date, and a written note from your doctor.
Plan
What Kyros offers for cardiovascular health
Cardiovascular risk assessment using blood pressure, a full lipid panel, and — where indicated — ApoB and other advanced markers
Review of family history and lifestyle factors alongside your labs, not a single reading in isolation
Doctor-guided management of blood pressure and cholesterol under an existing prescription, including monitoring and adjustment
Coordination with related risk factors — weight, blood sugar, and thyroid — where they affect your cardiovascular picture
Clear guidance on when your symptoms need in-person emergency or cardiology care — telemedicine is not built for chest pain in progress
Longitudinal tracking of your risk markers with doctor commentary at every consultation
Track
Family history isn't a sentence. It's information — and information changes what happens next.
Labs, biomarkers, dosage changes, and doctor notes accumulate in one place. Your doctor adjusts the plan at every follow-up.
- of all deaths in India are attributable to cardiovascular disease (India State-Level Disease Burden Initiative, Lancet Global Health, 2018)
- 28.1%
- earlier average age of first heart attack in Indian patients versus Western populations (Yusuf S, et al. INTERHEART Study, Lancet, 2004)
- ~10 years
- who reads your blood pressure, lipids, and history together — not in isolation
- 1 doctor
Questions
About cardiovascular health
No. New or severe chest pain, shortness of breath, or any symptom that could indicate a heart attack needs immediate in-person emergency care — call your local emergency number or go to the nearest emergency room. Kyros is built for ongoing cardiovascular risk assessment and management, not acute emergencies.
A standard lipid panel measures cholesterol carried in different particle types, including LDL. ApoB counts the actual number of cholesterol-carrying particles, which some doctors find more informative for risk in certain patients. Whether it's useful for you depends on your overall profile — your Kyros doctor will explain if and why it's indicated.
Yes. Many patients come to Kyros already on blood pressure or cholesterol medication without a recent comprehensive review. We assess your current plan, order updated labs, and work with you on adjustments where indicated, with the same doctor following your trend over time.
Not necessarily. Some people have blood pressure that looks normal in a clinic but runs high elsewhere ('masked hypertension'), or the reverse. A doctor who looks at your pattern over time, sometimes with home monitoring, gets a more accurate picture than a single reading.
Learn
Learn more about cardiovascular health
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Cardiac Tests Explained: Stress Test, Echocardiogram, and Catheterization
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Chest Pain and Heart Attack Warning Signs: When to Call Emergency Services
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Diet, Exercise, and Weight: What Actually Moves Your Heart Health
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Family History, Silent Heart Disease, and Risk in Young Adults