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Albumin is a protein that keeps intravascular fluids inside vessels and prevents leakage. It is synthesized in the liver.
A serum albumin test is done to quantify the albumin in the circulation.
The normal value of serum albumin is 3.4-5.4 g/dl.
An albumin test is usually done to rule out liver or kidney disease. It also helps rule out some nutrition deficiencies, especially decreased protein in the diet.
Higher serum albumin indicates dehydration of the body which can be caused by vomiting, diarrhoea and decreased intake of water.
Abnormal albumin doesn’t mean that you have any serious medical health condition.
It can be high due to not eating meals properly, or if you are on any medication like steroids, hormones, insulin etc.
Lower albumin can be caused by :
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