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Regarding blood reports
I have been diagnosed 3.2mm kidney stone in upper polar regions of right kidney and Trace of protein in urine a month ago ... And Dr investigated some blood test which is performed currently:
Bun : 6.48 mg/dL ( Ref : 8.9-20.6)
Urea : 13.87 mg/ dL( Ref : 19-44);
Creatinine: 0.72 mg/dL (0.72- 1.25)
Sodium: 138.85 mmol/L ( Ref : 136-145)
Potassium: 4.66 mmol/L ( 3.5 -5.1)
CBC :
MCH : 26.9 pg ( ref 27-31)
MCHC : 31.9 g /dL ( ref 32-36)
Absolute Monocytes count : 163 / c.mm (200-1000)
Absolute basophil: 0 ( ref : 20-100)
Lymphocytes: 44 ( ref : 20-40)
Mean platelet volume: 11.6 fL ( ref : 6-9.5)
Is everything normal ? Is low urea and bun level due to traces of protein in urine ... please clarify..I attached all reports
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Dr. Lakshmi Krishnan
Nephrologist/Renal Specialist
7 yrs exp
Alappuzha
Low urea could be due to low protein in diet
Repeat urine routine after few days...along with urine protein creatinine ratio
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consult for further details
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Dr. Harsha M V
Nephrologist
8 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi
Trace protein can be due to many causes.
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Consult for further information.
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