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Lab Report Analysis - Spot Urine ACR

Patient: Mr. Piyush Yadav, 40 years, Male Date: 22-Jul-2026 | Lab: Ved Diagnostic Centre, Jaunpur Test: Spot Urinary Albumin-Creatinine Ratio (Spot Urine ACR)

Test Results

ParameterResultUnitStatus
Urinary Microalbumin2.10mg/LNormal
Urinary Creatinine71.0mg/dLNormal
Albumin / Creatinine Ratio (ACR)2.95mg/gmNORMAL

Interpretation

The ACR of 2.95 mg/gm is well within the normal range (< 30 mg/gm), meaning:
  • No microalbuminuria (which would be 30-300 mg/gm)
  • No macroalbuminuria / proteinuria (which would be > 300 mg/gm)
  • There is no detectable kidney damage based on this test

Clinical Significance

The Spot Urine ACR is a screening test used primarily to detect early kidney damage (diabetic nephropathy, hypertensive nephropathy, or chronic kidney disease). A normal result like this is reassuring.
What this means in context:
  • If this was ordered for diabetes screening - the kidneys are not leaking albumin, suggesting no diabetic nephropathy at this point
  • If ordered for hypertension monitoring - no hypertensive kidney damage is evident
  • The result does not rule out other forms of kidney disease; clinical correlation is still needed

Key Takeaways

  1. Result is completely normal - ACR 2.95 mg/gm (normal < 30 mg/gm)
  2. No albuminuria detected - kidney filtration barrier appears intact
  3. This is a single spot urine test; if symptoms or risk factors persist, a repeat test or 24-hour urine protein may be considered
  4. The patient referred himself (C/O. Self), suggesting proactive health monitoring
Note: This report is for physician interpretation only. Clinical correlation with symptoms, blood sugar levels, blood pressure, and kidney function tests (serum creatinine, eGFR) is recommended for a complete picture.
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