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Liver function blood test

Liver function blood test

Complete Liver Profile

Price
Place
Avenida Diagonal 380, Barcelona

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It gives you information; it is not a diagnosis.

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Does not include a medical consultation, diagnosis, prescription or treatment.

Fictional data

Sample report

What a report looks like

A fictional excerpt: result, unit and reference interval.

TestResultReference interval
Creatinine0,94 mg/dL0,70–1,20
Urea34 mg/dL17–43
Uric acid6,1 mg/dL3,5–7,2
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When to see a doctor first

  • If your skin or eyes turn yellow, your urine is very dark or you have severe abdominal pain, see a doctor without waiting.
  • If you are already on treatment or under medical follow-up, speak to your doctor before changing anything because of a result.

If you are pregnant or on treatment, speak to your doctor before booking.

What is included and what is not

Measured

  • ALT — An enzyme found mostly in the liver.Measured
  • AST — An enzyme found in liver and muscle cells.Measured
  • GGT — A liver enzyme that responds to alcohol and some medicines.Measured
  • Alkaline phosphatase — An enzyme made mainly by the liver and bones.Measured
  • Total bilirubin — A yellow pigment left from the breakdown of old red cells.Measured
  • Direct bilirubin — The bilirubin the liver has already processed for removal.Measured
  • Albumin — The main protein in your blood, made by the liver.Measured
  • Total protein — All the protein in your blood, albumin and antibodies together.Measured
  • Lactate dehydrogenase (LDH) — An enzyme in most cells, released when cells are damaged.Measured

What is not included

Does not include bile acids. Viral serology is offered separately in the Hepatitis B and C Profile.

What it is for and its limits

Measures the liver enzymes (ALT, AST, GGT, alkaline phosphatase), bilirubin, albumin, total protein and LDH.

What it tells you and where it stops

A normal result does not rule out a disease. An abnormal result is not a diagnosis.

  • It does not include viral hepatitis tests or liver imaging.

Does not include a medical consultation, diagnosis, prescription or treatment.

If you need a medical assessment

  • If your skin or eyes turn yellow, your urine is very dark or you have severe abdominal pain, see a doctor without waiting.
  • If you are already on treatment or under medical follow-up, speak to your doctor before changing anything because of a result.

We could not confirm appointment availability.

Write to us and we will let you know

Preparation, visit and results

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Avenida Diagonal 380, Barcelona
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Your report

The laboratory report with each result, its unit and its reference interval, in your account.

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Explanatory content

General information on what each test measures. It is educational: it is not an assessment of your case.

Biomarkers

Medical consultation

Not included. To have your results assessed, see your doctor.

Test or consultation

Sample report

Fictional data

A look inside the report

Fictional data. This report is an example and belongs to no one.

The values and intervals in this excerpt are fictional and only illustrate the format. They are not Santé’s published intervals and cannot be used to assess a personal result. The linked full report shows a kidney example.

The report · Fictional data
TestValueUnitReference intervalStatus
ALT24U/L
10–40
Within the interval
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Validation and follow-up

Who validates

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Routine results

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Critical values

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Does not include a medical consultation, diagnosis, prescription or treatment.

Frequently asked questions

Does not include bile acids. Viral serology is offered separately in the Hepatitis B and C Profile.

Profile specification