PORPHOBILINOGEN QUANTITATIVE , URINE

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The Porphobilinogen Quantitative test measures the level of porphobilinogen (PBG) in urine, a key marker used to diagnose acute porphyrias. Elevated PBG levels indicate abnormalities in heme biosynthesis, often associated with acute intermittent porphyria and related conditions. This test helps evaluate unexplained abdominal pain, neurological symptoms, or suspected metabolic disorders. Accurate measurement supports timely diagnosis and management of acute porphyria episodes 

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Price: Rs. 4,055.00

Sample Type: URINE

Fasting Not Required


Notes: P0125

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's):

What is the Porphobilinogen Quantitative urine test?
This test measures the concentration of porphobilinogen in urine to help diagnose acute porphyrias.

 Why is this test recommended?
It is advised when a person has severe abdominal pain, neuropathy, behavioral changes, or symptoms suggesting acute porphyria.

 Is any preparation required before the test?
Generally no fasting is needed, but urine should be collected as instructed to avoid degradation of the sample.

 How is the sample collected?
A fresh urine sample is collected, often protected from light to maintain accuracy.

 What do high PBG levels indicate?
Elevated levels typically suggest an acute porphyria attack or impaired heme metabolism

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