LFT Test Details
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Blood
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Dwaraka Nagar near RTC COMPLEX
What is a Liver Function Test
A Liver Function Test (LFT) in Visakhapatnam at Medwale Medical Centre is a group of blood tests used to evaluate the health and functioning of your liver. The liver performs several vital functions, including removing toxins, producing proteins, storing nutrients, and aiding digestion by producing bile.
An LFT measures important enzymes, proteins, and substances in the blood, such as ALT (SGPT), AST (SGOT), Alkaline Phosphatase (ALP), Bilirubin, Albumin, and Total Protein. Abnormal values may indicate liver inflammation, infection, fatty liver disease, or other liver-related conditions.
Early testing helps identify liver problems before they become serious.
Why is a Liver Function Test Done?
Doctors recommend a Liver Function Test to assess liver health, diagnose liver diseases, monitor ongoing treatment, or evaluate the effects of certain medications. It is also commonly included in routine health check-ups.
Your doctor may advise an LFT if you have:
Yellowing of the skin or eyes (jaundice)
Persistent fatigue
Pain or swelling in the upper right abdomen
Dark-colored urine
Nausea or vomiting
Loss of appetite
Unexplained weight loss
Excessive alcohol consumption
Fatty liver disease
Viral hepatitis
Long-term medication use
Who Should Get a Liver Function Test?
A Liver Function Test is recommended for:
Individuals experiencing symptoms of liver disease
People with diabetes or obesity
Those with high cholesterol
People who consume alcohol regularly
Individuals with viral hepatitis
Patients taking medicines that may affect the liver
People with a family history of liver disorders
Adults undergoing preventive health screening
Regular liver testing helps identify problems early and supports timely treatment.
Preparation Before the Test
Fasting is generally not required for a Liver Function Test unless your doctor has advised additional tests that require fasting. Drink adequate water before your blood sample is collected. Inform your doctor about any medications, herbal supplements, or vitamins you are taking, as some may influence liver enzyme levels. Following your doctor’s instructions helps ensure accurate test results.
Understanding the Results
A Liver Function Test evaluates enzymes and proteins that reflect liver health. Elevated ALT (SGPT) and AST (SGOT) levels may indicate liver inflammation or damage. Increased bilirubin levels can be associated with jaundice or liver disease, while low albumin levels may suggest reduced liver function. Abnormal results do not always mean severe liver disease, and your doctor will interpret the findings along with your symptoms, medical history, and other investigations before making a diagnosis.
Why Choose Medwale Medical Centre?
At Medwale Medical Centre, we are committed to providing dependable laboratory services with a focus on quality and patient care.
โ Accurate and reliable reports
โ Modern diagnostic equipment
โ Experienced laboratory professionals
โ Affordable pricing
โ Quick report delivery
โ Hygienic sample collection
โ Friendly and supportive staff
โ Convenient location in Dwaraka Nagar, Visakhapatnam
โ Home sample collection available.
Importance of Early Liver Health Screening
Many liver diseases progress silently and may not cause symptoms in their early stages. Regular Liver Function Tests can help detect liver abnormalities before significant damage occurs. Early diagnosis allows timely treatment, lifestyle changes, and better management, reducing the risk of complications such as liver cirrhosis, liver failure, and chronic liver disease.
Book Your Liver Function Test Today.
Maintain your liver health with accurate and timely testing at Medwale Medical Centre, Visakhapatnam.
Whether you require routine screening or your doctor has recommended an LFT, our experienced team is dedicated to delivering reliable results with professional care.
๐ Call/WhatsApp: 8367657541
๐ Visit: Medwale Medical Centre, Dwaraka Nagar, Near RTC Complex, Visakhapatnam.

