Diagnostic test
24 HOURS URINARY MICROALBUMIN
About test
What does 24 HOURS URINARY MICROALBUMIN measure?
This test measures the total amount of microalbumin, a small protein, passed in urine over 24 hours. It may help assess whether the kidneys are leaking protein, which can be an early sign of kidney involvement in conditions such as diabetes or high blood pressure. Healthcare professionals may also use it to monitor known kidney disease or evaluate changes in kidney function.
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