Urine for Albumin & Sugar is a routine urine test used to detect the presence of albumin (a type of protein) and glucose (sugar) in the urine. Under normal conditions, both albumin and glucose are either absent or present in very small amounts.
The presence of albumin may indicate kidney damage, while the presence of glucose in urine may suggest high blood sugar levels or diabetes. This test is commonly used as a screening tool for kidney disease and diabetes.
This test is recommended for individuals with: