Albumin may be elevated in congestive heart failure,
glucocorticoid excess, congenitally
Albumin may be decreased with kidney disease, hypothyroidism, debilitating
disease, malnutrition, burns, polydipsia, protein losing enteropathy, liver
disease, insufficient anabolic hormones.
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