The Ceruloplasmin Serum Test measures the levels of ceruloplasmin, a protein produced in the liver that binds and transports copper in the blood. This test is essential for diagnosing Wilson’s disease, a rare genetic disorder causing copper accumulation, and other conditions involving copper metabolism. The test is also used to evaluate liver function and detect conditions like Menkes disease or liver cirrhosis.

Low Ceruloplasmin Levels: Suggests Wilson’s disease, Menkes disease, or severe liver dysfunction. High Ceruloplasmin Levels: May indicate acute inflammation, pregnancy, or other conditions affecting copper metabolism. Conditions Monitored: Wilson’s disease Copper deficiency or overload Liver disorders Neurological and psychiatric symptoms linked to copper metabolism

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