ALBUMIN CREATININE RATIO

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Department : BIOCHEMISTRY

This test measures the amount of albumin (a protein) relative to creatinine in urine to assess early kidney damage, primarily in patients with diabetes or hypertension.

This test is commonly used to detect early signs of Chronic Kidney Disease, especially in people with Diabetes and High Blood Pressure.

Test Purpose

  • Detect early kidney damage

  • Monitor kidney function

  • Screen patients with diabetes or high blood pressure

  • Diagnose kidney-related disorders

 

Tests Prepration :

Consult your doctor. A random urine sample is usually collected. Fasting is not required. Drink normal amounts of water before the test. Avoid heavy exercise before giving the urine sample, as it may temporarily increase albumin levels. Inform your doctor if you have fever, infection, or urinary tract problems, as these may affect results.
The Albumin Creatinine Ratio (ACR) Test measures the amount of albumin (protein) compared to creatinine in urine. It helps detect early kidney damage and is commonly recommended for people with Diabetes or Hypertension.

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