Haptoglobin

Experiencing fatigue, weakness, jaundice (yellowing of the skin and eyes), or dark urine? These symptoms may indicate low haptoglobin levels, which are often linked to conditions such as hemolysis, hemolytic anemia, or liver disease.

While elevated haptoglobin levels typically do not cause specific symptoms on their own, they may be observed as a response to inflammation or infection.

A Haptoglobin Test is an important part of the diagnostic process for evaluating your immune and circulatory systems. By monitoring haptoglobin levels, healthcare providers can gain valuable insights into your overall health, helping diagnose potential conditions and guide the most effective treatment strategies.