It can be said that protein is an indispensable component in every human body. However, when total protein in the blood is high, it can warn of some dangerous diseases.

Blood proteins are proteins in the plasma that have extremely important functions and are considered important indicators of the body. When the blood protein index changes, it leads to many dangerous diseases.

Protein plays an important role in every person's body. Protein deficiency reflects the body's state of exhaustion, which causes a series of serious consequences.

Immune serum is similar to a vaccine, used to enhance immunity against dangerous diseases, especially infectious diseases. It can save lives in critical cases.

When bacteria and viruses invade the body, antibodies fight them. In an immune response, antibodies have three main roles: binding to antigens, activating the complement system, and mobilizing immune cells.

Certain infections and some disorders can be identified by antigen and antibody testing. So what are antigens and antibodies?

The amount of blood in a healthy person is relatively stable and depends on many factors such as age, gender, weight... The amount of blood is proportional to body weight, each person has an average of 70 - 80ml of blood/kg of body weight. The amount of blood is relatively stable thanks to the regulation mechanism between the amount of blood produced in the bone marrow and the amount of blood lost every day.

Serum protein electrophoresis is one of the commonly used testing methods in diagnosing and monitoring many health problems. However, not everyone clearly understands the meaning of serum protein electrophoresis test results.

Total Protein test is indicated when it is necessary to evaluate Protein deficiency in patients with the following diseases: Kidney disease (renal failure, nephrotic syndrome, glomerulonephritis), liver disease (hepatitis, cirrhosis), diabetes, thyroid toxicity, cancer-induced cachexia...

The Albumin/Globulin ratio in the test is used to evaluate liver function. Some diseases will affect and change Albumin or Globulin, so the ratio of these two indicators reflects the condition and function of the liver.