Urea is an important measure of kidney health, liver health, and protein turnover. A urea blood test is often ordered as a part of a comprehensive metabolic panel, which gives a broad overview of a person’s metabolic and overall health. How do doctors use this test? Read on to find out. What is Urea? Urea is a waste product that the liver makes when it degrades proteins, both from the diet and from tissue protein turnover [1, 2, 3]. On a normal/average diet, we produce about 12 g of urea ... Learn about the blood urea nitrogen (BUN) test, which measures the amount of urea nitrogen in your blood and indicates how well your kidneys work. Find out the normal range, causes, and treatment of high or low BUN levels. Measuring urea levels in the blood, commonly referred to as Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN) or simply serum urea, helps assess kidney function and overall metabolic health. This blog post will explore the normal range of urea, causes of abnormal levels, the procedure for urea testing, and the treatment options available for managing abnormal levels. ब्लड यूरिया बढ़ने के लक्षण (Symptoms of High Blood Urea): बार-बार थकान महसूस होना भूख में कमी और उल्टी जैसा महसूस होना सांस फूलना पैरों और टखनों में सूजन

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