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Aldosterone Assay: Normal results

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Normal results are laboratory-specific and also vary with sodium intake, with time of day, source of specimen (e.g., peripheral vein, adrenal vein, 24-hour urine), age, sex, and posture.

Reference ranges for blood include:

  • supine (lying down): 3-10 ng/dL
  • upright (sitting for at least two hours): Female: 5-30ng/dL; Male: 6-22 ng/dL

Reference ranges for urine: 2-80 mg/24 hr.

— Janis O. Flores



 
 
 

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