Protein Electrophoresis Test

What is the Protein Electrophoresis Test?

Direct answer: The Protein Electrophoresis Test separates blood proteins to detect abnormal protein patterns linked to infections, liver disease, and plasma cell disorders.

Protein electrophoresis is a laboratory method that divides serum proteins into albumin and globulin fractions for detailed analysis. Abnormal bands may indicate multiple myeloma, chronic inflammation, or immune disorders. At healthcare nt sickcare, this test in Pune is available with Home Collection Facility and Direct Walk-in Facility.

Why is the Protein Electrophoresis Test advised?

Direct answer: Doctors advise this test to investigate unexplained weakness, bone pain, recurrent infections, or suspected blood protein disorders.

It is commonly used to evaluate suspected multiple myeloma, liver dysfunction, or prolonged infections. Preparation guidance is available in our test preparation guides.

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Test Disclaimer: The Protein Electrophoresis Test is a diagnostic support investigation for identifying abnormal blood protein patterns. Results must always be interpreted by a qualified medical professional. Read full policy at Disclaimer Policy.

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