The 24-Hour Urinary Protein & Creatinine Clearance Test is a laboratory investigation that evaluates protein excretion in urine and assesses how effectively the kidneys filter creatinine from the blood.
It combines urinary protein measurement with creatinine clearance assessment to help healthcare professionals evaluate kidney function and identify possible abnormalities in renal filtration.
Total protein excretion over 24 hours
Creatinine clearance
Kidney filtration efficiency
Abnormal protein loss through urine
Possible kidney function abnormalities
Sample Type: 24-Hour Urine and Serum
Collection Period: Complete 24-hour urine collection
Test Category: Laboratory – Biochemistry
Follow your doctor's instructions regarding diet and fluid intake.
Inform your healthcare provider about medications and supplements.
Avoid unusual strenuous physical activity unless advised otherwise.
Follow the laboratory's instructions for urine collection and serum sampling.
24-Hour Urine Collection:
On the first morning, empty your bladder into the toilet and record the time. Do not collect this first sample.
Collect all urine passed during the following 24 hours.
At exactly the same time the next morning, collect your final urine sample.
Store the sample according to laboratory instructions.
Submit the complete collection to the laboratory.
Serum Sample:
A blood sample will be collected by laboratory staff according to the laboratory's protocol.
Kidney Function Evaluation
Creatinine Clearance Assessment
Proteinuria
Renal Filtration Abnormalities
Accurate 24-hour urine collection is essential for reliable results. Serum creatinine and urine creatinine measurements are used together for creatinine clearance assessment.
Please confirm test availability and sample collection requirements with the laboratory before booking.
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