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Copper, Random Urine

This test measures the amount of copper in a single urine sample collected at a random time. It helps show whether your body is excreting unusual amounts of copper, which can happen with copper poisoning or genetic conditions like Wilson’s disease. Doctors use this information to check for liver problems or exposure to high levels of copper. However, this test cannot diagnose a specific condition on its own and is often performed alongside blood tests to get a full picture of your health.