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How is Hypoproteinemia Diagnosed?

Diagnosis typically involves blood tests to measure the levels of total protein and albumin. Additional tests may be conducted to determine the underlying cause, such as liver function tests, kidney function tests, and gastrointestinal evaluations.

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