Quick answer
The Liver and Kidney Test Combo (LFT and KFT) costs ₹899 and covers 4 tests (14 parameters). A 4-test combo of the liver function test (LFT) with the kidney markers creatinine. None of the tests needs fasting. Reports are usually ready the same day. Book home sample collection or visit any of our 45 centres.
LFT and KFT often appear together on a doctor's prescription. The liver and kidneys clear most medicines from the body, so people on long-term treatment for BP, diabetes, joint pain or epilepsy often need both checked. This 4-test combo is for those people, and for anyone whose doctor has asked for the pair. It asks: are these two organs coping with my medicines and my lifestyle?
The liver function test measures bilirubin, enzymes such as SGPT and SGOT, and proteins. The kidney side uses creatinine, blood urea nitrogen and uric acid, which show how well waste is being cleared from the blood. One blood sample covers all four tests, and no fasting is needed, so it can be fitted into any part of your day.
The combo stays small on purpose. It has no electrolytes or urine testing, so it may not be enough if you have swelling, foamy urine or known kidney disease, where the KFT Package is a better fit. It has no hepatitis screening either, which the Liver Care Package adds. Keep taking your medicines as prescribed, and ask your doctor about any abnormal value.
Tests included (4 tests · 14 parameters)
Liver Function Test (LFT)11 parameters
A panel of 11 markers that checks how well your liver is working and detects liver damage early.
- Total Bilirubin
- Direct Bilirubin
- Indirect Bilirubin
- SGOT (AST)
- SGPT (ALT)
- Gamma GT (GGT)
- Alkaline Phosphatase (ALP)
- Total Protein
- Albumin
- Globulin
- A/G Ratio
Serum Creatinine Test1 parameter
The most widely used blood test to check how well your kidneys filter waste.
- Serum Creatinine
Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN) Test1 parameter
Measures urea nitrogen in blood to assess kidney function and hydration.
- Blood Urea Nitrogen
Serum Uric Acid Test1 parameter
Detects high uric acid that can cause gout, joint pain and kidney stones.
- Serum Uric Acid
Who should take it?
- People on long-term medicines who need routine monitoring
- People with diabetes or high BP who want both organs checked
- People who drink alcohol or use painkillers often
- Anyone whose doctor has written LFT and KFT on a prescription
How to prepare
- 1 No fasting is needed for these four tests.
- 2 Avoid alcohol for 24 hours, and skip heavy exercise and large meat meals the day before.
- 3 Drink water as usual, since dehydration can raise creatinine.
- 4 Keep a list of your regular medicines ready, and do not stop any of them for this test.
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Liver and Kidney Combo – FAQs
What is the price of the Liver and Kidney Test Combo (LFT and KFT)?
₹899 at all 45 Live Line centres and for home sample collection.
Which tests are included in the Liver and Kidney Combo?
4 tests: Liver Function Test (LFT), Serum Creatinine Test, Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN) Test, Serum Uric Acid Test.
Is fasting required for the Liver and Kidney Combo?
No. None of the tests in this package needs fasting.
How is this different from the KFT Package and the Liver Care Package?
This combo gives a basic look at both organs. The KFT Package goes deeper into the kidneys with electrolytes, calcium and urine tests. The Liver Care Package goes deeper into the liver with hepatitis screening, cholesterol and HbA1c. Choose one of those if a specific organ worries you.
Why do doctors ask for LFT and KFT together?
Both organs process medicines and waste, so a problem in one can change how safely a drug can be used. Checking them together gives a doctor a baseline before starting treatment and a way to spot side effects later on. It also suits people with diabetes.
How often do I need this if I take long-term medicines?
It depends on the medicine and your health. Some people need it every few months, and others only once or twice a year. Your doctor will set the interval. Keep your old reports, because changes over time often tell more than one reading.
Will painkillers affect these results?
They can. Regular use of common painkillers can strain the kidneys, and too much paracetamol can harm the liver. Mention everything you take, including herbal products. If a value comes back raised, ask your doctor before taking more, and do not change prescribed medicines by yourself.
Medical disclaimer: This information is for general awareness only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Please consult a qualified doctor to interpret your results and before starting or changing any treatment.