Question 1

What does protein in the blood mean?

Accepted Answer

High blood protein is an increase in the concentration of protein in the bloodstream. The medical term for high blood protein is hyperproteinemia.

Question 2

How do you raise low protein levels in blood?

Accepted Answer

Eating a balanced diet full of dairy, protein and whole-grain carbohydrates or taking supplements to increase the amount of protein and calories in your diet. Removing foods high in sodium (salt) from your diet.

Question 3

What is liver cancer and its warning signs?

Accepted Answer

An enlarged spleen felt fullness under the ribs on the left side. Pain in the abdomen (belly) or near the right shoulder blade. Swelling or fluid build-up in the abdomen

Question 4

In blood plasma content, what is a protein level?

Accepted Answer

The protein concentration in plasma/serum is approximately 60-80 mg/mL of which about 50-60% are albumins and 40% globulins

Question 5

Is it true biopsy poses risk to liver cancer patient?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it is true that biopsies can pose a risk to liver cancer patients.

Question 6

How to diagnose drug-induced liver disease?

Accepted Answer

The diagnosis of liver disease is based on a patient's symptoms (such as loss of appetite, nausea, fatigue, itching, and dark urine), findings on the physical examination (such as jaundice, enlarged liver), and abnormal laboratory tests (such as blood levels of liver enzymes or bilirubin and blood clotting times)

What does protein in the blood mean?

What does protein in the blood mean?

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How do you raise low protein levels in blood?

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In blood plasma content, what is a protein level?

Is it true biopsy poses risk to liver cancer patient?

How to diagnose drug-induced liver disease?

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