What is being analysed here?

Fibrinogen is a protein produced by the liver that plays a vital role in blood clot formation. Its primary function is to promote the creation of blood clots to stop bleeding.

What does the result mean?

The result of the fibrinogen test indicates the amount of this protein present in the blood. Normal values suggest proper clotting function, while abnormal values may indicate issues related to clotting or bleeding.

Why perform the analysis?

The fibrinogen test is conducted in situations such as coagulation problems, disease monitoring, and pregnancy. 

When is the analysis performed?

The fibrinogen test is done when there is suspicion of coagulation disorders or in specific clinical situations.

Is there a required sample?

A blood sample is needed to measure fibrinogen levels.

Are any necessary preparation required?

No special preparations are required before the fibrinogen test.

How is it used?

The analysis measures the concentration of fibrinogen in the blood.