GGT (GAMMA GLUTAMYL TRANSFERASE)

The GGT (Gamma‑Glutamyl Transferase) test measures the GGT enzyme in blood to assess liver function and detect hepatobiliary injury or cholestasis—elevated levels can indicate bile duct obstruction, alcohol‑related liver stress, or medication‑induced liver effects. It is commonly used to investigate abnormal liver panels, monitor known liver disease, or evaluate unexplained jaundice or fatigue, and is suitable for adults taking potentially hepatotoxic medications or with a history of alcohol use. This service offers certified at‑home blood collection across Dubai by trained phlebotomists with secure, timely electronic lab reports; always review results with your physician for accurate interpretation and follow‑up.

• Gamma-Glutamyl Transferase (GGT)
• Sample: Serum (venous blood)
• Result time: 24–48 hours (lab reported)
• Certified home collection across Dubai, UAE

• Quantitative GGT enzyme measurement to evaluate liver health and detect biliary dysfunction.
• Certified phlebotomist sample collection at home anywhere in Dubai with UAE‑accredited laboratory processing.
• Fast electronic delivery of lab results, typically within 24–48 hours, accessible via secure portal or email.
• Recommended as part of liver function assessment and for monitoring alcohol- or medication-related liver stress.
• Pre-test guidance and clinician support available through Touch Connect; avoid alcohol before testing as advised by the care team.

• Quantitative serum GGT measurement to evaluate liver function and detect biliary obstruction or cholestasis
• Useful marker for alcohol-related liver injury and enzyme induction from medications
• Certified home sample collection by trained phlebotomists available across Dubai
• Analysis performed in accredited laboratories with secure online reports and physician-ready documentation
• Ideal for baseline screening, monitoring treatment response, and pre-treatment assessment

• Certified at‑home venous blood collection across Dubai by trained phlebotomists (serum sample)
• Quantifies GGT to assess liver function and detect biliary obstruction, cholestasis, or alcohol‑related liver injury
• No strict fasting required; avoid alcohol for 24–48 hours before testing for accurate results
• Fast electronic results from accredited diagnostic labs with optional follow‑up interpretation