Serum Albumin

Understanding Serum Albumin

Proteins are the fundamental molecules for body functioning, growth, and development. They are responsible for forming the structural part of most of the body's organs and help make enzymes and hormones. Albumin is one of the primary proteins produced by the liver and is required for the body's growth, development, and tissue repair.

You may need the Serum Albumin test if you experience symptoms such as fatigue, abnormal or dark-colored urination, sudden weight loss, unexplained swelling in your legs and feet, or...

What does Serum Albumin measure?

The Serum Albumin test measures the amount of albumin protein in the body. This test helps determine your nutritional status or identify any nutritional deficiencies. It is recommended as part of routine health checkups or if a liver or kidney disease is suspected.