All you need to know about testing Globulins levels with a laboratory test
3.2% of people tested have Globulins levels which are too high.
And 1.3% have levels that are too low.
The average Globulins result is 26.8 g/L
Note what is normal for you may differ for your age and sex.
Globulins are a group term for proteins that make up nearly half of the total protein in your blood. Globulins have a critical role in normal liver function, fighting infection and blood clotting.
Globulins are created by the immune system and the liver. The amount of globulins in your blood helps indicate many conditions such as liver damage, kidney diseases, autoimmune conditions or nutritional problems.
By buying a laboratory test kit with professional nurse or clinic collection, you can accurately measure Globulins for total reassurance.
Professional analysis in an accredited laboratory ensures rapid result delivery.
The Vitall Liver Function nurse or clinic test kit includes a Globulins test and is available for just £59.00.
Tests which include a Globulins test:
High levels are often associated with infection or inflammation, immune disorders, or other conditions.
Certain medications and dehydration can also lead to abnormal results.
When there are no symptoms, this result is sometimes reviewed again to check whether dehydration contributed to the elevation. If levels remain high, it is commonly looked at alongside other results such as an FBC (to look for infection) and LFTs (to assess for liver inflammation). If those tests are abnormal, the result is often shared with a GP.
Low globulin levels can be linked to a range of causes, including malnutrition, kidney problems, liver dysfunction, or haemolytic anaemia (low red blood cells).
Low globulin can also be associated with reduced digestion and absorption of protein, which can occur in conditions such as coeliac disease or inflammatory bowel disease (IBD).
Because there are many possible explanations, this result is often looked at more closely to clarify the cause.
Measure your Globulins levels and assess liver damage and your risk from liver disease with a Liver Function nurse or clinic finger-prick bloodtest kit
You get the convenient testing with the reassurance of professional clinical analysis. Your results are delivered quickly & securely online.
This Liver Function Test is advised if you:
Your results will be provided in an easy-to-understand format, detailing your globulin levels and whether they fall within the normal range. If your levels are high or low, it could indicate an underlying condition, for which you may want to seek advice from your GP.
The Globulins test kit from Vitall is designed for easy self-collection at home. Inside the kit, you'll find all the necessary tools for a finger-prick blood sample. The detailed instructions will guide you through the process, which includes pricking your finger, collecting the blood, placing it on the sampling card, and sending it back to the lab in the prepaid 24 hour tracked mailbag.
All Testing Is Conducted In UKAS Accredited Laboratories.
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