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Liver Function Test (LFT) in Visakhapatnam - Price & Details
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- SummaryThe Liver Function Test (LFT) is a blood test used to evaluate the overall health of the liver. It measures enzymes, proteins, and bilirubin levels to detect liver inflammation, damage, or infection. Doctors may recommend this test if symptoms like fatigue, jaundice, abdominal pain, or dark urine are present, or to monitor liver conditions. Fasting is usually not required, and the test is suitable for all ages and genders.Read more
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Overview
A liver function test is a group of key markers that help provide valuable information about liver health and function. The liver is a chemical factory of the body whose functions can be impaired due to factors such as smoking, alcohol intake, diabetes, chronic use of medications, and obesity. Damage may start early, show no visible signs or symptoms for years, and progress to serious complications. A liver function test helps detect internal signs of liver injury and inflammation that may require medical attention. You can take this test once a year or as advised by your physician to support long-term liver health.
When and Who Should Get a LFT Test Done?
A liver function test might be a part of your routine health check-up or recommended by your doctor under certain conditions:
Your doctor may recommend an LFT if you have symptoms such as:
- Persistent fatigue or unexplained weakness.
- A yellowish tint in the eyes or skin, also called jaundice.
- Swelling in the legs, ankles, or abdomen.
- Dark-coloured urine or pale stools.
- Loss of appetite accompanied by nausea.
- Itching of the skin.
- Abdominal pain or discomfort, especially in the upper right side of the abdomen.
You should consider getting this test done under the following conditions:
- Individuals on long-term medication: People taking medicines that may stress the liver, such as certain painkillers or cholesterol-lowering medications.
- Lifestyle factors: Individuals who consume alcohol regularly.
- Chronic conditions: Those managing diabetes, high blood pressure, or obesity.
- Family history: Anyone with a family history of liver disease or hepatitis.
- People with known liver disease: An LFT may be used to monitor liver function and response to treatment over time.
How Frequently Should You Take the LFT Test?
Your doctor determines the frequency of a liver function test based on your health profile, medication use, and risk factors. Check the table below to understand more:
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Health scenario |
Context |
Recommended frequency |
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Routine wellness |
Healthy individuals with no symptoms. |
Once a year or as advised by your doctor. |
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High-risk lifestyle |
Frequent alcohol consumption or a high-fat diet. |
Every 6 months or as advised by your doctor. |
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Chronic condition |
Managing diabetes, fatty liver, or other liver diseases. |
As advised by your doctor (usually every 3 to 6 months). |
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Medication monitoring |
Starting a new long-term prescription. |
Baseline test, then as required by a doctor. |
What Conditions Can a LFT Test Help Detect?
A liver function test does not diagnose a condition on its own, but helps detect the cause of symptoms and identify underlying liver disorders such as:
- Fatty liver disease: Detects the build-up of excess fat, which is increasingly common due to modern sedentary lifestyles.
- Hepatitis: Identifies inflammation caused by viral infections or immune system issues.
- Cirrhosis: Shows early signs of permanent scarring that can hinder liver performance.
- Biliary obstruction: Highlights potential blockages in the bile ducts, often caused by gallstones.
LFT Test Preparation
What to Expect Before the Test?
- You do not need to fast for a standard LFT. You can eat or drink normally unless advised otherwise.
- Avoid alcohol and intense exercise for at least 24 hours before the procedure.
- Inform your doctor about any supplements or vitamins you are currently taking, as certain medications such as NSAIDs, antibiotics, statins, and herbal supplements may interfere with test results.
- Always consult your healthcare provider for any special instructions.
What to Expect During the Test?
A trained phlebotomist visits your location and collects the blood sample using a routine procedure as follows:
- An elastic band is tied around your upper arm, and the puncture site is cleaned with an antiseptic.
- A needle is inserted into the vein on the inner side of the elbow to collect a blood sample.
- The needle is withdrawn once the sample is collected, and a bandage is placed to prevent minor bleeding.
What to Expect After the Test?
- You can resume your daily activities after the test.
- If you feel dizzy, rest for a few minutes to recover.
- If you experience bruising or pain at the site, consult your healthcare provider.
What are the Parameters Included in a LFT Test?
LFT test parameters include specific enzymes and proteins produced by the liver and are explained in the table below:
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Category |
Parameter |
What it measures and why it matters |
|---|---|---|
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Liver enzymes (signs of cell damage) |
SGPT/ALT |
The most specific marker for the liver. High levels may indicate liver cells are inflamed or damaged. |
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SGOT/AST |
Found in the liver and muscles. When both ALT and AST are high, it strongly suggests liver-related issues. However, it can also increase in other muscle-related conditions. |
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ALP |
Often linked to the bile ducts. High levels can indicate bile flow obstruction or bone-related conditions. |
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GGT |
A sensitive marker for the liver and bile ducts; levels often rise due to heavy alcohol consumption. |
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Liver proteins (signs of liver health) |
Serum albumin |
The main protein the liver makes. Low levels suggest the liver is not functioning well enough to produce vital proteins. |
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Serum globulin |
Proteins made by the liver and the immune system that help fight infections. |
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A/G ratio |
The balance between albumin and globulin. An imbalance can signal chronic liver or kidney issues, immune disorders, and other conditions. |
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Bilirubin (waste clearance) |
Total bilirubin |
A yellow waste product from old red blood cells. High levels may cause jaundice (yellowing of the eyes and skin). |
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Direct bilirubin |
The processed waste. High levels often indicate a bile duct obstruction. |
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Indirect bilirubin |
The unprocessed waste. High levels may suggest blood-related issues, such as anaemia, inherited liver disorders like Gilbert's syndrome, and severe bruising. |
Normal Range of LFT Test Parameters
|
Test parameter |
Normal range |
|---|---|
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SGPT/ALT (alanine transaminase) |
<45 U/L |
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SGOT/AST (aspartate transaminase) |
<35 U/L |
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ALP (alkaline phosphatase) |
45 - 129 U/L |
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GGT (gamma-glutamyl transpeptidase) |
<55 U/L |
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Serum albumin |
3.2 - 4.8 g/dL |
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Serum globulin |
2.5 - 3.4 g/dL |
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A/G ratio (albumin to globulin ratio) |
0.9 - 2 |
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Total bilirubin |
0.3 - 1.2 mg/dL |
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Direct (conjugated) bilirubin |
0 - 0.20 mg/dL |
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Indirect (unconjugated) bilirubin |
0 - 0.9 mg/dL |
Important note: Normal reference ranges may vary slightly from lab to lab. Always refer to the ranges mentioned in your specific report and consult your doctor.
LFT Test Result Interpretation
If your test results fall outside the expected range, they may indicate an underlying liver condition. The following table provides a brief picture of what abnormal parameter levels might indicate.
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Parameter |
Status |
Interpretation |
|---|---|---|
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ALT and AST (enzymes) |
High |
May indicate liver cell inflammation or damage. |
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Bilirubin (waste product) |
High |
Could suggest issues with bile flow or red blood cell breakdown. |
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Albumin (protein) |
Low |
Might indicate the liver is not producing enough essential proteins. Low levels can also occur in kidney disease, malnutrition, inflammation, or other medical conditions. |
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ALP (enzyme) |
High |
Often relates to bile duct blockages or bone-related conditions. |
Note: This table is for educational purposes and provides a risk assessment only. Factors such as age, gender, medications, alcohol use, and recent exercise can all affect LFT values. Always consult your doctor for a better interpretation of your test results.
LFT Test Price in Visakhapatnam
A liver function test costs around INR 499 in Visakhapatnam, including the home sample collection service. The cost may vary by location. Check the table below to compare the test prices across major cities.
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499 |
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499 |
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499 |
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499 |
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499 |
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499 |
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499 |
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499 |
Areas We Serve in Visakhapatnam
You can book the Liver Function Test(LFT) in Visakhapatnam through PharmEasy with convenient home sample collection across several localities, including :
- MVP Colony
- Dwaraka Nagar
- Seethammadhara
- Siripuram
- Dabagardens
- Maharanipeta
- Gopalapatnam
- Gajuwaka
- NAD Junction
- Marripalem
- Madhurawada
- PM Palem
- Muralinagar
- Yendada
- Pendurthi
- Simhachalam
- Kurmannapalem
- Pedagantyada
- Kailasapuram
- Allipuram
You can also check service availability during purchase by entering your pin code.
LFT Test Sample Collection: Home vs. Diagnostic Lab
To make testing stress-free, PharmEasy offers convenient home sample collection in Visakhapatnam. Compare the benefits of PharmEasy's sample collection service with traditional diagnostic labs in the table below.
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Feature |
Home collection (PharmEasy) |
Traditional diagnostic lab |
|---|---|---|
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Convenience |
High - sample collected from your home or office. |
Low - requires traveling and waiting in queues. |
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Time saving |
Maximum - no travel time. You choose the time slot. |
Minimum - depends on traffic and lab wait time. |
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Safety and comfort |
Safe - helps avoid exposure to other sick patients. |
Moderate - exposure to crowded waiting areas. |
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Process |
A professional phlebotomist visits you. |
You must visit the facility during its working hours. |
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Report access |
Digital - reports are sent directly to your app or email. |
Often requires a second visit for physical copies. |
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