What is the Albumin creatinine ratio (ACR)? Why is the test done? Everything around this, that you should know, in this post, and of course our doctors are always there to help you. Just fill in your details in the form down below and we will answer all your questions for FREE!
ACR is usually done to measure the amount of protein in the urine. It measures both creatinine and albumin at one time, also called a spot urine sample.
ACR is also known as microalbumin which helps to identify the kidney disease associated with hypertension that may be the result of chronic diabetes.
It should be monitored regularly in patients with diabetes so that proper treatment should be taken on time to prevent further complications like severe kidney disease etc.
ACR test can be done to diagnose, screen and monitoring of kidney disease.
Kidney disease can cause the following conditions:
Increased ACR indicate :
A low level of ACR doesn’t always mean that you have a kidney problem. following conditions that may lead to inflammation can cause low albumin
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