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Albumin Normal Range
Category: Liver Function TestsAlso known as: serum albumin
What does it measure?
Albumin measures the main protein made by your liver, important for fluid balance.
Reference Range
3.5 - 5.5
g/dL
Note: Reference ranges can vary slightly between different laboratories. Always refer to the range printed on your specific lab report.
Interpreting Results
↓Low Albumin
A low result can relate to liver disease, kidney loss of protein, or malnutrition.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a normal Albumin level?
A normal Albumin level for most adults is 3.5–5.5 g/dL. This is a general reference range, and your specific laboratory may use slightly different values.
What does low Albumin mean?
A low Albumin can relate to liver disease, kidney loss of protein, or malnutrition. Always talk to your doctor about what a low result means in your specific context.
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