Service Providers for Peritoneal Fluid for Biochemical test
This test analyzes the fluid from the peritoneal cavity to diagnose infections, liver disease, or cancers. Preparation may include fasting before the procedure. During the test, a healthcare provider performs a procedure called paracentesis to collect the fluid. Risks include bleeding, infection, or injury to internal organs. After the test, mild discomfort or bloating may occur. Results are analyzed for protein levels, glucose, and cell count, helping diagnose conditions like peritonitis or ascites. Conditions like liver cirrhosis or kidney failure can affect the fluid’s composition, influencing test results.