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Albumin Normal Ranges

Albumin is the most abundant protein in blood plasma, produced exclusively by the liver.

Age Group	Reference Range	Unit	Notes
Adults (18–64)	3.5 – 5	g/dL	—

Also reported in: g/L.

Critical (Panic) Values

Critical Low: < 2 g/dL. Values outside these limits require immediate clinical attention.

Common Causes of High Albumin

Dehydration (relative hyperalbuminemia — not true excess)

Common Causes of Low Albumin

Liver disease (cirrhosis, hepatic failure) — reduced synthesisNephrotic syndrome — urinary loss of albuminMalnutrition and protein-calorie deficiency

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