Ammonia
The Ammonia test measures the concentration of ammonia in the blood, an important indicator of liver and metabolic health. Elevated ammonia levels may suggest liver dysfunction or other metabolic disorders, such as urea cycle disorders. This test is crucial for diagnosing and monitoring conditions that can lead to elevated ammonia, ensuring timely intervention.
Ammonia
- Code: MLAMM
Why is this Test Important?
Helps evaluate the liver’s ability to process ammonia, a waste product of protein metabolism.
Assists in diagnosing conditions like hepatic encephalopathy, which can arise from liver disease or severe liver dysfunction.
Used to monitor treatment effectiveness for patients with liver disease or metabolic disorders.
FAQs
A blood sample is drawn from a vein, and it’s important to follow specific handling instructions to ensure accurate results.
This test is recommended if you exhibit symptoms of liver dysfunction, such as confusion, lethargy, or unexplained changes in behavior.
Ammonia_test results are generally available within 1-2 business days.
Consult your healthcare provider to discuss potential causes and appropriate management if your ammonia levels are elevated.
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