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A microalbumin random routine urine examination is primarily intended to identify smaller portions of microalbumin in urine, which is a type of protein, typically found in the blood. This can be an indicator of potential kidney damage in its early-stage.
One should consider getting a microalbumin random routine test done, under the following conditions-
Consultation with a healthcare provider for a urine test and further treatment is usually suggested if the patient has symptoms such as:
Urine sample is typically required for the sample type of microalbumin random routine test.
The fundamental objective of a microalbumin random routine test is to check for small amounts of albumin in the urine, which can be highly significant as an early sign of kidney damage. Patients with type 1 and type 2 diabetes should get an annual diagnosis. Though, individuals must consult with their healthcare provider, as the test frequency varies of diabetes types.
Generally, no special preparation is needed for a microalbumin urine test.
The Urine albumin test cost in Delhi NCR is very affordable.
At Mahajan Imaging and Labs, the random routine test price is at ₹600 for South Delhi, North Delhi, East Delhi, West Delhi and Central Delhi, Gurugram / Gurgaon, etc.
A routine urine test can be performed at the patient’s home or at the nearest center by collecting the samples through a home collection facility, allowing easy and convenient access to the urine routine test.
In addition to home collection, patients can visit Mahajan Imaging and Labs centers located in Defence Colony New Delhi, SDA (Safdarjung Development Area) New Delhi, Pusa Road Delhi, Gurugram Haryana, and Bali Nagar Delhi. Home collection is available throughout Delhi NCR.
Low Microalbumin, a normal levels generally indicate a healthy kidney function, with a balance of retaining essential proteins such as albumin while effectively functioning to filter waste products from the blood.
Conversely, a high microalbumin levels also known as microalbuminuria, detect early stages of kidney damage, which are often associated with high blood pressure or diabetes. Which means leaking of smaller amount of albumin in the urine.
Under such conditions, immediate action for a consultation with a doctor for treatment and medication is necessary.
In general, the frequency of microalbumin random routine tests depends on your individual risk factors and health conditions. People with diabetes should have a urine test for albumin at least once a year.
A normal microalbumin level in urine is usually regarded as being below 30 mg per 24-hour period.