A total bile acids test measures the level of bile acids in your blood, providing insights into liver health and bile flow. This home test is ideal for those monitoring liver function as part of their overall health journey, offering a convenient way to track changes, and whether further investigation might be necessary.
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Liver health
Total Bile Acids
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What can I learn from this test?
Our test measures the level of bile acids in your blood, which can be raised in people with liver disease.
What are the symptoms of liver diease?
Often, there are no obvious signs or symptoms of liver disease until the disease has progressed to an advanced stage. If liver disease is left undiagnosed and untreated, it can lead to irreparable liver damage which can cause problems in the body. Have a look at our information on the symptoms of liver disease for more information.
What are bile acids?
The liver removes excess cholesterol from the body in the form of bile acids. Bile acids are also important for the absorption of fats and vitamins in the small intestine.