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This test calculates the ratio between albumin and globulin, both proteins present in blood serum. The albumin/globulin (A/G) ratio aids in the assessment of liver function, kidney disorders, and several chronic diseases. A low ratio may indicate chronic liver disease, kidney disease, or immune disorders, while a high ratio can be seen in some genetic conditions or dehydration.
This is a protein made by the liver that helps maintain fluid levels and the transportation of hormones and drugs. Low levels may mean liver disease, kidney illness, or even malnutrition.
ALP Test measures ALP enzyme levels in the blood. It helps detect liver, bone, or bile duct disorders and monitor overall health.
Bilirubin (Total, Direct & Indirect) Test measures bilirubin levels to evaluate liver function and detect jaundice, hemolysis, or bile duct obstruction.
Waste product formed when the body breaks down protein. High levels may signal kidney dysfunction or dehydration.
The BUN test measures the level of urea nitrogen in your blood, a waste product of protein metabolism. High levels can indicate kidney dysfunction or dehydration.
Compares two kidney waste products. Useful in distinguishing kidney disease from dehydration or other conditions.
Important for bones, muscles, and nerves. Kidneys help balance calcium levels; an imbalance may point to kidney or parathyroid issues.
Maintains fluid balance and acid-base levels. Abnormal results may indicate kidney, adrenal, or metabolic problems.
Cholesterol Test measures blood cholesterol to evaluate cardiovascular risk by quantifying LDL, HDL and total cholesterol levels.
Gamma-Glutamyl Transferase Test (GGT) measures GGT enzyme to assess liver cell injury and cholestasis, often used to evaluate alcohol-related or biliary.
This is a group of proteins that includes enzymes and antibodies. Abnormal levels of globulin may mean chronic inflammation, liver dysfunction or immune disorders.
This test measures your blood sugar levels after an overnight fast (10–12 hours). It helps diagnose diabetes, prediabetes, and hypoglycemia. Fasting ensures accurate results, giving a clear picture of your baseline glucose levels.
Measures high-density lipoprotein (HDL) cholesterol in the blood. Known as “good cholesterol,” HDL helps remove excess cholesterol from arteries. Used to assess cardiovascular risk and guide lifestyle or treatment interventions.
The LDH test measures the level of Lactate Dehydrogenase, an enzyme found in many tissues. Elevated LDH levels may indicate tissue damage, liver disease, heart problems, or certain cancers. It helps monitor disease activity and cell damage.
This test measures phosphorus levels in your blood. It helps evaluate kidney function, bone health, and detect imbalances linked to hormonal or nutritional problems.
Regulates heart rhythm and muscle function. Kidneys maintain their balance; high or low levels can be dangerous.
Protein: Measures total protein in blood or urine, reflecting nutritional status or disease processes.
SGOT / AST Test measures AST enzyme to detect liver or muscle damage and monitor hepatitis, cirrhosis, or myocardial injury.
SGPT / ALT Test measures ALT enzyme primarily reflecting liver cell injury, useful in diagnosing hepatitis and monitoring liver disease.
An electrolyte that controls fluid balance and blood pressure. Abnormal levels may indicate kidney or hormonal issues.
Triglycerides Test evaluates cholesterol fractions and triglycerides to assess atherosclerotic risk and guide lipid-lowering therapy.
Similar to BUN/Creatinine, used to assess kidney efficiency and hydration status.
Uric Acid Test is a laboratory test that provides specific clinical information useful for diagnosis, monitoring or screening of health conditions.