The Angiotensin Converting Enzyme (ACE) Test measures the level of ACE in the blood, an enzyme critical to the renin-angiotensin system that regulates blood pressure and fluid balance. This test is primarily used to monitor sarcoidosis, a systemic disorder that commonly affects the lungs but can also impact other organs, including the liver, eyes, skin, and heart. Elevated ACE levels may also be associated with conditions like Gaucher’s disease. The ACE Test is typically conducted alongside other diagnostic tests for comprehensive evaluation and monitoring.

High ACE Levels: Often indicate sarcoidosis or Gaucher’s disease and may suggest inflammation or granulomas in affected organs. Normal ACE Levels: Indicate no significant abnormalities but do not entirely rule out the presence of sarcoidosis or related conditions. Conditions Monitored: Sarcoidosis Gaucher’s disease Blood pressure regulation disorders Discuss test results with your doctor for accurate diagnosis and appropriate management.

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