There are various tests that make up the Liver Function Profile which measure proteins, enzymes and bilirubin in your blood. This group of tests are performed together to check for, evaluate, and/or monitor liver dysfunction or disease. The tests that measure your overall liver function are the albumin and bilirubin. They measure how well your liver creates proteins and disposes of waste product in the blood.

This test may be ordered to determine liver dysfunction for those that are on medication that could potentially cause liver damage, when alcoholism is known, those with hepatitis, family history of liver disease, and for those that are overweight or have diabetes, or other known signs and symptoms as determined by your healthcare practitioner. It may also be ordered as part of a general health screening.

Male::
(0-6569) days : >= 37 (U/L)
(>= 6570) days : >= 41 (U/L)

Female::
(0-6569) days : >= 31 (U/L)
(>= 6570) days : >= 33 (U/L)

May indicate that there is a problem with the liver. The panel of tests will often be evaluated together. Abnormal results may also indicate temporary injury or an indicator that something else is happening within the body, in otherwise healthy patients with no known liver damage.

Not applicable for this test

Reference Range:

Male::
(0-6569) days : 0-36 (U/L)
(>= 6570) days : 0-40 (U/L)

Female::
(0-6569) days :0-30 (U/L)
(>= 6570) days : 0-32 (U/L)

If all of your results are normal, there may be no suspected liver damage at this time.

Enzymatic-colormetric

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