The total amount of protein in your blood is determined by an albumin/globulin (A/G) ratio and total protein test. In the blood, there are primarily two forms of protein. Albumin, a substance that prevents blood from dripping from blood vessels. Additionally, it aids in the movement of hormones, medications, vitamins, and other critical elements throughout the body. Liver is where albumin is produced. Globulins, which transport nutrients throughout the body and aid in the fight against infection. The liver creates some globulins. The immune system produces others. The test also contrasts the levels of globulin and albumin in your blood. The ratio between albumin and globulin is referred to as the A/G ratio. If your results for the A/G ratio or total protein levels are out of the ordinary, this could indicate