The GGT test is used for the measurement of the amount of GGT in the bloodstream. GGT is a hormone that is present in the whole body but is found in abundance in the liver. In case the liver is suffering from a disease the GGT may get released into the bloodstream.
High levels of GGT in the blood are a clear indication that the liver is suffering from a chronic infection. It can also be an indicator of the damage to the bile ducts.
Even though a GGT can’t diagnose the specific reason why the liver is not working properly. Thus it is often conducted with the help of other liver tests as well. Such as the
Also known as gamma-glutamyl transpeptidase, GGTP, Gamma-GT, GTP.
A person might need a GGT test if he/she is exhibiting the following signs or symptoms:
GGT test price in Pakistan ranges between (800-1800) Rupees. The GGT test price varies depending upon the lab and city you are choosing to get your test. However, to get a discount on GGT test prices in Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Multan, and other major cities, you can book your GGT test from Healthwire.
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In case of elevated levels of GGT in the blood, the liver is suffering from a chronic disease. The chronic damage can be due to one of the following conditions:
|
Age |
Normal Range |
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0-11 months |
<178 U/L |
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12 months-6 years |
<21 U/L |
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7-12 years |
<24 U/L |
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13-17 years |
< 43 U/L |
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> or = 18 years |
8-61 U/L |
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Age |
Normal Range |
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0-11 months |
< 178 U/L |
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12 months-6 years |
< 21 U/L |
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7-12 years |
< 24 U/L |
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13-17 years |
< 26 U/L |
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> or = 18 years |
5-36 U/L |