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A LFT Test in Madurai measures the different enzymes, proteins, and other substances to evaluate liver health & Function.

LFT (Liver Function Tests) in Madurai

A LFT Test in Madurai measures the different enzymes, proteins, and other substances to evaluate liver health & Function.

LFT Test Sample Report

Group Name LIVER,HEPATITIS,ARTHRITIS,METABOLIC,,
Fasting Overnight Fasting required
Sample Type SERUM
Sample Collection Expert collect samples at Home
Reports Delivered Online within 24-48 Hrs*
Report type Email & Hardcopy ( On request )

Parameters Included in Liver Function Tests

What tests are included in the Liver Function Tests?


Liver (12 Tests)

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  • Alanine transaminase (sgpt)
  • Albumin - serum
  • Alkaline phosphatase
  • Aspartate aminotransferase (sgot )
  • Bilirubin (indirect)
  • Bilirubin - total
  • Bilirubin -direct
  • Gamma glutamyl transferase (ggt)
  • Protein - total
  • Serum alb/globulin ratio
  • Serum globulin
  • Sgot / sgpt ratio
LFT Test Sample Report
LFT Test Sample Report
Liver Function Tests Sample report & Ranges
Conducted at Thyrocare Labs
Lab Accreditation CAP, NABL, ICMR, NGSP, ISO
Technology PHOTOMETRY
Supervision Dr A.S Thakur MD (Path)
Results Highly Specific

Our labs work 365 days / 24 x 7 to ensure your  Liver Function Tests samples reach us the same night, before midnight. We are equipped with  (MUT) -  India's first preanalytical barcoded vial sorter, Sample Sorter  &  Aptio (Siemens).

Our IT-enabled barcoded bi-directional operating systems & world-class air logistics process your blood samples within the specified time with the utmost accuracy. Once your specimen for Liver Function Tests is collected by our phlebotomist, Your reports will be sent to your email id within 24 to 48 hours. For hard copy requests, the reports would be delivered in 3 to 5 days.  You will be informed via SMS & email once we process your report.

 

Liver Function Tests Sample Report & Ranges

Conducted at Thyrocare Labs
Lab Accreditation CAP, NABL, ICMR, NGSP, ISO
Technology PHOTOMETRY
Supervision Dr A.S Thakur MD (Path)
Results Highly Specific

Our labs work 365 days / 24 x 7 to ensure your  Liver Function Tests samples reach us the same night, before midnight. We are equipped with  (MUT) -  India's first preanalytical barcoded vial sorter, Sample Sorter  &  Aptio (Siemens).

Our IT-enabled barcoded bi-directional operating systems & world-class air logistics process your blood samples within the specified time with the utmost accuracy. Once your specimen for Liver Function Tests is collected by our phlebotomist, Your reports will be sent to your email id within 24 to 48 hours. For hard copy requests, the reports would be delivered in 3 to 5 days.  You will be informed via SMS & email once we process your report.

 

Liver Function Tests Sample Report

Liver Function Tests Overview

About Liver Function Test (LFT Test):

LFT Blood Test

The Liver Function Test (LFT Test) helps an individual know about the potential risk of liver diseases in time. In order to save money on expensive treatments and medications, such tests should be done in time. A person dealing with symptoms such as bloating, abdominal pain, chronic tiredness & weakness, diabetes, etc., might be at risk of developing a serious liver disease that could also be life-threatening.

Such individuals should definitely consider getting a Liver function test done as soon as possible. If the test is done in time, the problem or diseases could be diagnosed at an early stage, and the doctor can recommend a short-term treatment or medication to prevent the same.

 

Who should get the LFT Test done?

A Liver Function Test is recommended for people who fall into the below-mentioned categories:

  • Individuals experiencing constant health symptoms such as pain in the abdomen, feeling tired, weakness, nausea, bloating, loss of appetite, etc.
  • People undergoing treatment for liver diseases should also get the test done to know the effectiveness of the treatment on their body.
  • Individuals having diabetes or symptoms of the same should get the test done to know the risk of liver disease in advance and treat it accordingly.
  • LFT is also recommended to check the functioning of the liver and possible damage due to medications.
 

Benefits of getting a LFT Test in Madurai

There is more than one benefit to the Liver Function Test for individuals. Some of them are given below:

  • It helps to assess the condition, functioning, and risk of diseases related to the liver.
  • A LFT also helps individuals with ongoing treatment for liver diseases to check the impact of their treatment and medications.
  • The test helps in detecting the presence of liver diseases such as cirrhosis, hepatitis and tumors, especially among people who are obese or have diabetes.
 

What to expect during a Liver Function Test?

A Liver Function Test is scheduled as per your preference while booking the test. Once the test is booked, a phlebotomist is assigned to you who will arrive at your place for the blood sample collection. The sample collection is done by the lab expert using a needle and by following a standard and safe procedure.

He will take the blood sample from your arm and transfer it into a vial with your name on it. You might feel a prick on your arm during the sample collection, but it doesn’t last long. After the sample is taken, the lab expert will add the particular details about you for the record and will submit the sample to the laboratory for further processing. The medical professionals at the lab test the sample and prepare the reports accordingly.

 

Cost of Liver Function Test (LFT Test) in Madurai

To ensure affordable medical services, the Liver function test price in Madurai is Rs. 790. This price is inclusive of all taxes but excludes the price of a hardcopy report, which is Rs. 75/-. The price of this test is at a discount, keeping in mind the importance of health checkups. Apart from this price, there are no other additional or hidden charges.

LFT Test Normal Ranges and Values

What is the booking procedure of LFT?

The Liver function test can be done online from our website. The step-by-step process of the test is given below:

  • Open the Mediyaar’s website and search for the liver function test.
  • Go through the particulars of the test and find the blue form.
  • This form contains particulars such as name, phone, address, booking time, appointment date, age, and gender.
  • You need to fill in all these particulars correctly before submitting the form.
  • There’s an option to select a hardcopy report in the form for an extra amount of Rs. 75/-. If you require the same, you may select this option or leave it blank and submit the form.
  • The payment option will be sent to you after you submit the form. You may make an online payment using UPI or through other online modes.
 

What preparations are, before an LFT Test?

Before sitting to get the Liver function test, it is important to follow some important steps to ensure the correctness of the reports. These steps are as follows:

  • Fasting – A liver function test requires you to fast for at least 8-10 hours before sample collection. You must read the specifications and prerequisites of the test while booking and afterward to avoid mistakes. If you require additional help or assistance, you can talk to our experts over a call.
  • Medication – It is essential to avoid certain medications before the sample collection. Additionally, taking a doctor’s advice is better when it comes to medication. Certain medications could affect the test results negatively and hence must be avoided.
  • Hydration – Staying hydrated before the test may affect the test results positively. Even though fasting is necessary before LFT only water can be consumed. It also helps in blood collection and brings accurate results.
  • Wearing loose clothes – To enable the phlebotomist to collect your blood with ease, it is advised to wear loose clothes or a T-shirt with short sleeves. This will enable the phlebotomist to locate the vein on your hand with ease and collect the blood sample.
 

Reasons to Choose LFT Test with Mediyaar in Madurai

Mediyaar is concerned with the best possible health services and affordable checkup prices. It is made sure that the complete procedure of the test is followed with safety guidelines and the preference of the customer. The customer is the top-most priority and is assisted at every step of the test. If you’re an individual residing in Madurai and want to get the liver function test done with ease and comfort, approaching Mediyaar may be your first choice.

Liver Function Tests visual guide

Liver Function Tests Reference Guide in Madurai

  • Liver Function Tests combines 12 related serum measurements in one profile.
  • ALT, AST, ALP and GGT describe different enzyme patterns.
  • Bilirubin fractions add processing and bile-flow clues.
  • Albumin, globulin, total protein and their ratio add protein context.
  • The combined pattern needs symptoms, history, medicines and previous reports.
  • Medical guidance stays consistent; use this page for Madurai pricing and collection details.

Why This Test Is Ordered

See the liver-cell enzyme pattern
  • ALT is concentrated mainly in the liver and can rise with liver-cell injury.
  • AST also occurs in muscle, heart and other tissues.
  • AST is therefore less specific to the liver than ALT.
  • Reading both enzymes together is more useful than reacting to one flag.
  • The AST-to-ALT ratio is calculated from two component results.
  • The ratio cannot diagnose alcohol-related or another liver disease alone.
  • Medicines, acute illness and strenuous exercise can influence enzyme results.
  • Normal enzyme values do not exclude every liver condition.
  • The degree of enzyme elevation does not reliably show how much liver damage is present.
Recognise a bile-flow enzyme pattern
  • ALP occurs in liver and bile ducts, but also in bone.
  • GGT is commonly reviewed beside ALP to clarify the enzyme pattern.
  • Raised ALP with raised GGT can support a liver or bile-duct source.
  • Isolated ALP requires age, pregnancy and bone-health context.
  • Neither enzyme can locate or explain a possible bile-duct blockage.
  • Itching, jaundice, dark urine or pale stools add important clinical context.
  • Abnormal patterns may lead to cause-specific blood tests or imaging.
  • This blood profile cannot view the liver, gallbladder or bile ducts.
Separate total, direct and indirect bilirubin
  • Bilirubin forms during the normal breakdown of older red blood cells.
  • The liver processes bilirubin so it can leave the body through bile.
  • Total bilirubin combines the direct and indirect fractions.
  • Fraction patterns can guide questions about production, processing or bile flow.
  • Bilirubin fractions cannot identify a specific cause without other information.
  • Accumulated bilirubin may cause yellow eyes, yellow skin or dark urine.
  • An isolated rise differs from bilirubin rising with enzymes or symptoms.
  • Blood count, medicines, history and imaging may shape the next step.
Add albumin, globulin and total-protein context
  • Albumin is a major blood protein produced by the liver.
  • Albumin helps keep fluid inside blood vessels and carries many substances.
  • Globulins include proteins involved in transport and immune functions.
  • Total protein combines the measured albumin and globulin amounts.
  • The albumin-to-globulin ratio compares these two protein groups.
  • Low albumin can occur with liver disease, kidney loss or inflammation.
  • Poor intake and other illnesses may also reduce albumin.
  • Protein results do not completely measure nutrition, immunity or kidney health.
Distinguish screening and monitoring from diagnosis
  • This profile may detect an unexpected biochemical change or changing pattern.
  • It can also monitor selected liver conditions, treatments or medicine effects.
  • The twelve results usually cannot name one specific disease.
  • No hepatitis antigen, antibody or viral-load test is included.
  • Autoimmune antibodies and iron-overload tests are also outside this package.
  • Platelet count, prothrombin time and INR are not included.
  • Ultrasound, elastography and other imaging answer different clinical questions.
  • Further testing should follow the pattern, symptoms and personal risk.

Symptoms And Who Should Test

People with jaundice or bile-related symptoms
  • Yellowing of the eyes or skin can reflect bilirubin accumulation and needs timely assessment.
  • Dark urine, pale stools or persistent itching may accompany bile-flow problems.
  • Nausea, poor appetite or upper abdominal discomfort can also prompt testing.
  • Bilirubin, ALP and GGT help describe the initial biochemical pattern.
  • ALT and AST add information about possible liver-cell injury.
  • The profile cannot distinguish hepatitis, gallstones or medicine injury alone.
  • New jaundice should receive timely medical review rather than self-diagnosis.
  • Jaundice with confusion, bleeding or severe pain requires urgent assessment.
  • Routine results should not delay assessment of severe or rapidly worsening symptoms.
People with metabolic risk or suspected fatty liver
  • Type 2 diabetes and obesity increase the likelihood of steatotic liver disease.
  • Abnormal lipids and high blood pressure add relevant metabolic risk.
  • ALT or AST may rise when metabolic liver injury is present.
  • Liver fat or scarring can still occur with enzymes inside range.
  • This profile cannot confirm or exclude fatty liver by itself.
  • Clinicians may add glucose, lipids, platelet count and fibrosis assessment.
  • Ultrasound or elastography may be needed to examine structure or stiffness.
  • Broader metabolic risk matters more than one isolated enzyme value.
People with alcohol, hepatitis or exposure risk
  • Alcohol use and possible viral-hepatitis exposure can justify clinical review.
  • Previous jaundice or family history can add useful risk context.
  • GGT may rise with alcohol use but cannot measure intake.
  • Raised GGT cannot prove alcohol-related liver disease by itself.
  • The AST-to-ALT ratio is not a standalone alcohol-use label.
  • Normal profile results cannot exclude hepatitis B or hepatitis C.
  • Share exposure timing, vaccination history and alcohol pattern honestly.
  • Virus-specific testing should follow the exposure history and clinical advice.
People taking medicines or supplements that may affect the liver
  • Prescription medicines and pain relievers can influence liver chemistry.
  • Traditional remedies, bodybuilding products and supplements may also cause injury.
  • Selected treatments require planned monitoring based on medicine and personal risk.
  • Provide every product name, dose and last-use timing.
  • A herbal label does not guarantee that a product is liver-safe.
  • Do not stop essential treatment because one result is flagged.
  • Follow the prescribing clinician’s advice about continuation and repeat testing.
  • Jaundice or confusion after a new medicine needs prompt assessment.
People monitoring known disease or an earlier abnormal result
  • Clinicians may repeat this profile during known liver disease monitoring.
  • Testing may also follow acute illness, treatment or an unexplained change.
  • Record dates, symptoms, medicines, alcohol and exercise before comparison.
  • Use the laboratory’s current units and reference intervals for every report.
  • Falling enzymes may suggest improvement without proving complete recovery.
  • Albumin changes slowly and can reflect conditions outside the liver.
  • Persistent abnormalities may need infection tests, clotting tests or imaging.
  • Repeat timing should follow a clear clinical monitoring question.

Preparation And Interpretation Notes

Fasting and serum collection
  • Fasting is not required for this twelve-result serum profile.
  • Follow stricter preparation if another booked test requires fasting.
  • A trained professional collects blood from a vein and prepares serum.
  • Maintain normal hydration unless a clinician advises a different approach.
  • Do not extend fasting or overdrink water to alter results.
  • Minor pain or bruising can follow routine venous collection.
  • Tell the collector about fainting or difficult previous blood draws.
  • Also mention blood-thinning medicine before the sample is collected.
  • Bring earlier reports when the profile is being used for trend comparison.
Medicines, supplements and treatment timing
  • Prepare a complete list of prescription and over-the-counter medicines.
  • Include vitamins, traditional remedies, protein products and bodybuilding supplements.
  • Record recent additions, dose changes and last-use timing.
  • Many products can change liver chemistry or complicate interpretation.
  • Stopping treatment without medical advice may be unsafe.
  • Medicine monitoring should follow the prescriber’s intended testing schedule.
  • Keep treatment timing consistent when comparing planned serial reports.
  • Suspected paracetamol overdose requires emergency care, not routine testing.
Alcohol, exercise and recent illness
  • Tell the clinician about recent alcohol use and usual intake pattern.
  • Alcohol can influence GGT and other liver-related measurements.
  • Strenuous exercise or muscle injury may raise AST.
  • Fever, vomiting and acute illness can also change test results.
  • These details help determine whether another marker is needed.
  • Do not hide alcohol exposure or exercise unusually before testing.
  • Follow clinical advice when monitoring requires a consistent alcohol-free period.
  • Acute symptoms may justify immediate testing or additional investigations.
Age, pregnancy and health context
  • ALP may be higher during normal bone growth in younger people.
  • Pregnancy can also increase ALP and change blood protein physiology.
  • Adult reference intervals should not be copied to every patient.
  • Tell the reviewer about pregnancy, recent childbirth or bone disease.
  • Kidney disease, inflammation and poor intake can affect protein results.
  • Substantial weight change may also add important interpretation context.
  • The laboratory should apply reference information suited to the patient.
  • One out-of-range result does not prove that the liver is failing.
Read the pattern, report ranges and next step
  • Use the units and intervals printed on the current report.
  • Laboratory methods and reference ranges can differ between reports.
  • A raised ALT-and-AST pattern differs from ALP and GGT rising together.
  • Bilirubin and protein changes add separate dimensions to interpretation.
  • Read calculated ratios beside both of their component results.
  • Marked changes or warning symptoms may require faster assessment.
  • Further steps may include infection tests, INR, blood count or imaging.
  • Do not start detox products or restrictive diets from this report alone.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this liver profile include?

It includes 12 enzyme, bilirubin, protein and ratio results from serum.

Is fasting required for Liver Function Tests?

No; fasting is not required unless another test in the booking needs it.

Can this panel diagnose fatty liver?

No; fatty liver assessment may also require clinical risk review and imaging.

Does a normal liver panel exclude hepatitis?

No; hepatitis requires exposure-based and virus-specific testing when indicated.

What do direct and indirect bilirubin show?

Their pattern helps review bilirubin processing, production and bile-flow clues.

Why are ALP and GGT read together?

Their combination helps assess whether an ALP rise may have a liver or bile-duct source.

Can alcohol affect liver-test results?

Yes; alcohol can influence GGT and other results, so report recent intake honestly.

Should I stop medicines before testing?

No; do not stop medicines unless the prescribing clinician specifically advises it.

Can I book Liver Function Tests at home in Madurai?

Home collection for Liver Function Tests in Madurai is available where the address is serviceable.

When should I repeat Liver Function Tests in Madurai?

Repeat timing in Madurai should follow the clinician’s pattern- and symptom-based plan.

Who can review my liver-test report in Madurai?

A qualified clinician in Madurai can review the full pattern with your history.

Sources: Liver Function Tests, ALT Blood Test, AST Test, Alkaline Phosphatase, Gamma-glutamyl Transferase Test, Bilirubin Blood Test, Total Protein and Albumin/Globulin Ratio, Diagnosis of Cirrhosis, Assessing liver function and interpreting liver blood tests

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