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Avail Albumin test in Hyderabad through MFine. You can book your Albumin test from the reputed lab partners of MFine and get samples collected from your doorstep. Post your Albumin test sample collection; the test reports will be available for download within the next 48 hours. Albumin test is generally recommended for symptoms such as yellow skin and eyes, rapid heartbeat, vomiting, nausea, diarrhoea, appetite changes, hair thinning, swollen feet and hands, abnormal amounts of albumin protein in the urine etc. ... View more

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How to book an albumin test in Hyderabad?

Set Hyderabad as location, select Lab Partner, add your address, and book a slot.

A certified lab technician will be assigned for sample collection.

A lab technician will collect your albumin test sample in the scheduled slot

Your test reports will be available for download within the next 48–72 hours.

Avail of online consultation with a senior doctor to review your reports

Our senior doctor will share advice and prescriptions based on your results

What is the Albumin test used for?

The albumin test provides information about the patient’s liver health. Usually, this test is part of liver function tests. Other tests that can assess the functions of the liver, like liver enzymes or bilirubin, are advised along with it. A doctor will typically request an albumin blood test if the patient is displaying signs of liver or kidney disease or has a poor nutritional status.

A healthy liver converts the protein that a person consumes into albumin. When the liver isn’t working properly, this process slows down, which can lead to a drop in albumin levels. As part of a metabolic panel, a doctor will often request an albumin test.

What is included in the Albumin test?

A metabolic panel consists of multiple tests that look at the levels of:

creatinine
blood urea nitrogen
prealbumin
albumin

If you have signs of liver disease or other liver disorders, your doctor would most likely advise a serum albumin test. When one or more of the following symptoms are present, your doctor may request a test:

If the patient has swollen feet or eyes or generalized swelling or yellowness all over the body, eyes, i.e., jaundice
Rapid weight loss
Unexplained fatigue
Dark-coloured urine

Apart from these, if there is a suspicion that the kidneys of the patient are not functioning properly or the digestion of the patient is not normal, the serum albumin test may prove helpful.

Procedure for Albumin test

Just like any other blood test, while taking a sample for the albumin test, your phlebotomist will:

Clean your skin with an alcohol swab or an antiseptic wipe.
Then, put a tight band around your upper arm, forcing your veins to bulge with blood.
Once a vein is located, the phlebotomist inserts a needle linked to a vial and takes blood.
In the last step, your blood sample will be sent to a laboratory for testing.

Book an Albumin test to check your serum albumin level!

How to prepare for the Albumin test?

This test does not need any additional preparation and samples may be collected at any time of the day. Usually, morning samples are preferred. Before the test, you may eat and drink as usual and take some rest.

There are certain things that you must avoid on the day of blood testing:

Prior to your test, avoid any strenuous physical activity or stress.
Do not smoke one hour before the test.
During the menstrual cycle, women’s hormones change, and these fluctuations might affect the results. As a result, the cycle phase must be known and the doctor’s suggestions must be followed.

Things to consider after the Albumin test is complete

Since the blood samples are collected at home and not in the lab, you may get back to work or take some rest immediately after the test. The phlebotomist will inform you when the results will be delivered. Usually, it takes 24-48 hours.

If you have a history of dizziness after blood testing, you should probably wait for a while before driving alone or taking public transportation to reach somewhere.

Also, blood tests might cause a couple of minor side effects. However, they normally go away after a few minutes or hours:

A slight amount of bruising or swelling at the location of the blood draw
Lightheadedness
Slight stinging

A blood draw is a regular procedure that has no dangerous or long-term consequences. If you notice any severe or long-lasting side effects, see your doctor for special guidance.

How much does the Albumin test cost?

The cost of an albumin test varies from Rs 120 to Rs 150. However, the albumin test prices are found to be on the lower side on average, making it fairly affordable to a wide portion of the population.

MFine also provides packages that include many tests, and this combo package is less expensive than the individual tests put together.

*Disclaimer: The value varies based on location, time, and your preferred lab partner.

How long does it take to get the results for the albumin test?

You can expect to get the results for the albumin test within 24 to 48 hours after the sample is collected. However, in certain cases, depending on the location, medical advice, and preferred lab partner, it may take longer.

What do abnormal Albumin test results indicate?

The normal lab reference range for albumin is 3.5 to 5.5 grams per deciliter.

Low Albumin levels (<3.5 g/dL) mean?

Low albumin levels in the blood may indicate malnutrition, liver disease, or inflammatory disease. This makes sense because albumin is made by the liver, so if the liver isn’t working properly, its ability to synthesize or make albumin is compromised.

Thus, hypoalbuminemia (low albumin level) is a common finding in chronic liver disease. Low albumin levels in the blood can also be seen in conditions like:

Sepsis
Chronic liver disease due to any cause
Low-protein diets
Hepatitis
Inflammation of the digestive tract, eg: Crohn’s Disease
Malabsorption due to any cause
Cancer

High albumin levels (>5.5 g/dL) mean

This typically means the patient has either:

Dehydration
High protein diet
Severe diarrhoea

Disclaimer: Please consult with your doctor to interpret the test reports.

Is the Albumin test a definitive test?

Your doctor can use a serum albumin test to see how well your liver is working. If your doctor feels a need to conduct more tests in addition to albumin, he or she may set up a comprehensive metabolic panel that checks your blood for total protein, creatinine, blood urea nitrogen, urine routine, urine albumin creatinine ratio, and prealbumin as a part of your regular check-up.

How to read the Albumin test report?

The results are expressed in grams per deciliter (g/dL). Normal albumin levels in the blood range from 3.5 to 5.5 grams per decalitre (g/dL) (or 35 to 55 grams per litre).

However, because different laboratories and hospitals use different metrics and measurements, you should confirm the definite results with the laboratory scientist/technician or your healthcare practitioner.

Your lab test results might be influenced by a variety of factors. These contain the procedure used by each lab to perform the test. Even if your test results deviate from being normal, you might not have a problem. Speak with your healthcare physician to find out what the results mean for you.

Once a cause has been identified, doctors can frequently prescribe a treatment. When a person’s blood albumin levels have been restored to normal, no more tests are required.

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Why book an Albumin test?

Albumin is typically included in a liver function test. Your healthcare physician may include an albumin test as a part of a health checkup or as a part of a blood panel to identify a specific underlying health condition. Therefore, physicians will frequently include an albumin test during a routine exam.

The serum albumin test is also performed:

As a part of the regular check-up
In case of signs of a liver problem
In case of kidney disease
Prior to the planned surgery
In the case of unintentional weight loss

If your test results point to kidney disease, your doctor will most likely prescribe an eGFR test as well as a urine routine, urine albumin creatinine ratio, urine microalbumin test. The results of these tests will allow him to determine the degree of your kidney disease and devise an appropriate treatment plan.

If your healthcare provider suspects any specific cause based on your tests results, then:

More tests will be ordered to determine the cause
Place you on a specific diet
Initiate treatment based on the suspected or diagnosed the underlying cause

Albumin test at home – how does it work?

The Albumin test is just like any other blood test. A lab technician visits your home when you book your tests through the MFine app. The lab technician first cleans the arm and then inserts a syringe into a vein. The required amount of blood is then taken into a vial. The lab technician then removes the needle and places cotton wool or a bandage over the prick.

Are there any risks involved with the Albumin test?

Because a serum albumin test does not require a significant blood sample, it is regarded as a low-risk procedure. However, if your phlebotomist is unable to find a vein, you may feel discomfort while giving a blood sample. However, symptoms normally subside quickly.

Other risks include:

Infection at the puncture site.
Fainting at the sight of blood.
Excess bleeding from the area where the needle is inserted.

If you have a medical condition that may raise your risk of heavy bleeding, you should always notify your doctor first about it.

What can affect the results of the Albumin test?

Certain medication, procedures, and conditions can affect the albumin test results. Other reasons which may make a difference are:

Being pregnant: This can lower your albumin levels.

Serious burns: This may also produce lower than normal albumin levels (hypoalbuminemia).

Eating a low protein diet: This may also lead to a lower-than-normal level of albumin in your blood.

Medications: Certain drugs, such as insulin, anabolic steroids, and growth hormones, may impact the test results.

Explain your complete condition to your doctor. Make no adjustments to your medication or dose until instructed to do so by your doctor. Aside from that, you don’t need to do anything more before your test.

Book an Albumin test to check your albumin level!

Why book an albumin test?

Albumin test is performed to screen for the efficacy of heparin therapy, or if there are other underlying conditions. Your healthcare provider or doctor might advise you on this test if he suspects that there is a possibility of kidney or liver diseases in your body. This test is also essential to know whether your body is absorbing protein or not. Albumin is a protein that is synthesized in the liver and generally found in blood vessels in the human body. The major role of albumin is to regulate the density of blood in the human body by exerting pressure in the blood vessels. Apart from this, the doctors also advise this test as a regular health check-up.

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What does the albumin test measure?

Albumin is the most abundant protein present inside the human body and is circulated by the liver across the body. This test verifies whether your liver is working properly or not. This test is done to measure both increased or decreased levels of serum albumin present inside the blood. This test is also advised before surgery or in burn cases in order to evaluate the nutritional status of the patients. If your doctor suspects any of the conditions related to jaundice, unexpected weight loss, fatigue or swelling around the neck or eyes.

What preparation is needed for the albumin test?

While going for the Albumin test, there is no need for any special preparation. You may continue to eat and drink before your sample collection. However, you must be well rested before your test and should avoid any strenuous physical activity. You should avoid smoking at least one hour prior to the test. It is best to further consult your doctor before the test in case of a pregnancy.

What happens to your test sample?

Once the albumin test sample is taken, the sample will later be sent to your prefered lab in Hyderabad for further processing so that it can be examined closely by experts who further plans the course of action to treat your illness.

What do abnormal results indicate?

The normal blood albumin levels range between 3.5 - 5.5 g/dL. In case your Albumin levels are lower than the normal range, then it might indicate the following conditions:
Malnutrition a serious health condition that takes place in case your diet lacks necessary nutrients.
Liver diseases like jaundice occur in case the liver suffers from extreme damage. In this condition, the skin, eyes, and urine appear to be dark-yellow in colour.
Shock is a rare, life-threatening disease that is a kind of bacterial infection.
Crohnrsquo's disease is an IBD or inflammatory bowel disease which causes inflammation in the digestive tract that unfortunately leads to severe diarrhoea, abdominal pain, and other conditions.
Nephrotic syndrome is a type of kidney disorder in which your body produces and passes a high amount of protein through urine.
Hepatitis is a liver-related condition in which body tissues swell up when injured.
Or, if your Albumin levels are higher than the normal range, it might indicate that you suffer from severe dehydration or severe diarrhoea.
Disclaimer: It has been advised to always consult with your doctor for interpreting the test reports.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I avail at-home sample collection in Hyderabad?

Yes, it is easy to avail of a home sample collection anywhere in Hyderabad through MFine. With a single click, you may choose a preferable slot for the test at the convenience of your home.

What is the cost of the Albumin Test in Hyderabad?

The cost of several tests depends upon different laboratories and the infrastructure used by the laboratories. Different cities have varied prices too. The approximate price for the Albumin test in Hyderabad ranges from Rs 150 to Rs 350 per person.

I stay in Gurgaon. Can I book an Albumin test for my grandfather staying in Hyderabad?

Yes, you can easily book an albumin test for your relatives living in any part of the country through MFine.

How can I reschedule my appointment for an Albumin test sample?

You can easily reschedule the appointment for an albumin test through MFine. The app and website both have an option to reschedule the sample collection date and time.

Is the lab technician coming for an Albumin test sample collection vaccinated?

Yes. Our lab technicians are fully vaccinated. Further, they also ensure safety throughout by wearing a mask and using sanitiser and gloves during sample collection

When is an Albumin test recommended?

This test can be included as a part of your routine health checkup, to test the efficacy of any ongoing therapy, or in case your body shows apparent symptoms of kidney or liver diseases.

Is a prescription required to book an Albumin test?

No, generally it is not required to take a prescription from a registered doctor to book an Albumin test. Still, it is good to consult a doctor first before you plan for the test.

Does MFine provide result interpretation along with the reports?

Yes. MFine provides result interpretation along with the reports. Also, you will be able to avail a free doctor consultation after the lab test to understand your reports accurately. Our doctor will also advise and prescribe medicines if required based on the results.

Is the Albumin test definitive?

No, albumin is not a definitive test. The albumin test is primarily conducted to examine the proper functioning of your liver. However, your healthcare expert may suggest several other tests for evaluating the core diseases.

What are the other tests usually recommended with the Albumin test?

If your healthcare provider feels that your albumin level is too high or low, then they may conduct a few more tests, including:

Complete blood count (CBC)
Serum protein electrophoresis

Doctors recommend these tests to know the exact reason for the abnormal Albumin level in your body.

How can I download my Albumin test report?

In case your body shows abnormal albumin results, it indicates conditions like inflammatory diseases, thyroid disease, liver cirrhosis, kidney failure, malnutrition, or other infections.

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