PROTEIN C ANTIGEN BY ELFA, CITRATED PLASMA

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The Protein C Antigen test measures the amount of Protein C in the blood to assess the body`s natural anticoagulation system. Low Protein C levels may indicate an increased risk of abnormal clot formation and may be associated with hereditary or acquired thrombophilia. Metropolis Healthcare performs this test using advanced ELFA (Enzyme-Linked Fluorescent Assay) technology for precise antigen quantification. It is recommended for individuals with clotting disorders, recurrent thrombosis, or a family history of coagulation abnormalities

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Price: Rs. 5,095.00

Sample Type: CITRATED PLASMA

Fasting Not Required


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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's):

What does the Protein C Antigen test include at Metropolis Healthcare?
It measures the concentration of Protein C in citrated plasma to evaluate the bodys natural ability to prevent excessive clotting.

How does Metropolis Healthcare perform the Protein C Antigen test?
Metropolis Healthcare uses ELFA-based automated systems that provide accurate and sensitive Protein C antigen measurement.

Who should take this test?
Individuals with unexplained clots, recurrent thrombosis, or suspected hereditary Protein C deficiency should undergo this test at Metropolis Healthcare.

Do I need any preparation before sample collection at Metropolis Healthcare?
No special preparation is required, though informing the team about any anticoagulant medications is important.

Why is the Protein C Antigen test important?
It helps identify Protein C deficiency, supports thrombophilia diagnosis, and guides management of clotting disorders.

How quickly will I receive my Protein C Antigen results from Metropolis Healthcare?
Metropolis Healthcare generally provides quick and reliable reports for timely clinical decision-making.

Can medications affect Protein C antigen levels?
Yes, some medications, especially blood thinners, may influence Protein C levels; Metropolis Healthcare advises sharing medication details.

Is this test recommended for family screening?
Yes, Metropolis Healthcare may suggest testing family members when hereditary Protein C deficiency is suspected

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