Microalbumin

Also known as: Urine microalbumin

Formal name: Microalbumin

Related tests: Albumin; creatinine; glucose; haemoglobin A1c

At a Glance

Why Get Tested?

To be screened for a possible risk of developing a kidney or cardiovascular disorder

When to Get Tested?

Annually after a diagnosis of diabetes or hypertension (high blood pressure)

Sample Required?

A urine sample

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