Albumin-Creatinine Ratio
Urine albumin divided by urine creatinine.
Calculated, but the division is what makes a random sample interpretable.
This one isn’t a test
Albumin-Creatinine Ratio = Urine Albumin ÷ Urine Creatinine
No extra sample was taken for this and no extra assay was run. It is arithmetic on numbers already on your report, but it still adds a line to the advertised test count.
Computed from Serum Creatinine and Urine Microalbumin.
That does not make the number useless: eGFR is calculated and doctors act on it every day. It means it should not be counted as a separate test when you are comparing what a package costs.
How we rate it: Useful
Worth doing for a specific reason: a risk factor, a symptom, an age group.
This rating and the description above were written against published screening guidelines by someone who is not a clinician, and are awaiting review by one. We would rather say that than imply an authority we do not have.
Check-ups that include it
In 12 of the 93 check-ups we track, 13%. Cheapest first.
- Senior Citizen Health Checkup with Smart ReportTata 1mg Labs₹1,999
- Comprehensive Gold Full Body Checkup with Smart ReportTata 1mg Labs₹2,499
- SWASTHFIT DIABETES CHECK COMPLETE - NEWDr Lal PathLabs₹2,960
- SWASTHFIT DIABETES & HEART CHECK COMPLETE - NEWDr Lal PathLabs₹3,450
- Comprehensive Platinum Full Body Checkup with Smart ReportTata 1mg Labs₹3,999
- Comprehensive Diamond Full Body Checkup with Smart ReportTata 1mg Labs₹4,999
- AAROGYAM X WITH UTSHThyrocare₹8,499
- AAROGYAM XL WITH UTSHThyrocare₹9,999
- SWASTHFIT PREMIUM FEMALE FAMILYDr Lal PathLabs₹10,840
- SWASTHFIT PREMIUM MALEDr Lal PathLabs₹10,840
- SWASTHFIT PREMIUM FEMALEDr Lal PathLabs₹10,840
- SWASTHFIT PREMIUM MALE FAMILYDr Lal PathLabs₹10,840
Also sold as
Every one of these names refers to this same test. Resolving them to one canonical entry is what makes an honest comparison possible.
- acr category
- microalbumin creatinine ratio
- microalbumin creatinine ratio urine
- uri albumin creatinine ratio
Information here is for comparing packages, not for diagnosing yourself. Talk to a doctor about which tests you actually need.