Albumin

The Albumin Test is a blood test that measures the level of albumin, a major protein produced by the liver. Albumin helps maintain fluid balance in the bloodstream and transports various substances throughout the body.

This test helps assess liver function, kidney health, nutritional status, and certain conditions that may affect protein levels.

What Does This Test Check?

• Measures albumin levels in the blood.

• Helps assess liver function and protein production.

• Supports the evaluation of kidney-related protein loss.

• Helps identify low or abnormal albumin levels.

• Assists in assessing nutritional and overall health status.

Sample Requirements

• Sample Type: Clotted Blood or Serum

• Required Quantity: 2–3 ml

• Department: Clinical Chemistry

Patient Preparation

• Fasting is generally not required for an Albumin Test alone.

• Follow any specific instructions provided by your doctor or laboratory.

• Inform your healthcare provider about any relevant medications or existing medical conditions.

Important Information

Albumin results should be interpreted alongside medical history, symptoms, and other laboratory investigations. Abnormal levels do not establish a diagnosis on their own.

Reporting Time: To be confirmed by the laboratory.

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Book an Albumin Test to measure blood albumin levels and help assess liver function, kidney health, and nutritional status.

Please confirm test availability and sample collection requirements with the laboratory before booking.