Bence Jones Protein Urine Test
Bence Jones Protein Urine Test
Direct answer: This test detects Bence Jones proteins, abnormal light-chain proteins excreted in urine.
The Bence Jones Protein test identifies monoclonal light chains, which are small antibody fragments produced in excess in certain blood cancers. Their presence in urine is strongly linked with multiple myeloma and related plasma cell disorders.
healthcare nt sickcare offers this urine-based test in Pune through home collection facility and direct walk-in facility, ensuring safe sample handling and accurate reporting.
Why this test is advised
Direct answer: It helps diagnose and monitor multiple myeloma and related blood disorders.
The test is advised when symptoms such as persistent bone pain, frequent infections, fatigue, or unexplained kidney problems suggest abnormal plasma cell activity.
Sample and preparation guidance
- Urine sample is required.
- Early morning mid-stream urine sample is preferred.
- No fasting is required.
- Use only the sterilised container provided by the laboratory.
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Bence Jones Protein Urine Test
Direct answer: This test detects Bence Jones proteins, abnormal light-chain proteins excreted in urine.
The Bence Jones Protein test identifies monoclonal light chains, which are small antibody fragments produced in excess in certain blood cancers. Their presence in urine is strongly linked with multiple myeloma and related plasma cell disorders.
healthcare nt sickcare offers this urine-based test in Pune through home collection facility and direct walk-in facility, ensuring safe sample handling and accurate reporting.
Why this test is advised
Direct answer: It helps diagnose and monitor multiple myeloma and related blood disorders.
The test is advised when symptoms such as persistent bone pain, frequent infections, fatigue, or unexplained kidney problems suggest abnormal plasma cell activity.
Sample and preparation guidance
- Urine sample is required.
- Early morning mid-stream urine sample is preferred.
- No fasting is required.
- Use only the sterilised container provided by the laboratory.
