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Calcium in urine and blood

2019-11-22 17:20:01
Is calcium in urine, lft, kft same... Or is another calcium test.. separate calcium test. Should I have to another calcium test to know how much calcium is in my body
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hi please consult personally for proper guidance and help on this matter.

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LFT is the liver function test, KFT is kidney function test. Calcium in urine is a different test done in some special circumstances. Serum calcium level is usually included in your KFT which is a indirect lab measure of calcium in your body. Disclaimer : The content here is provided for informational purpose only and is not intended as medical advice, consultancy, or as a substitute for the medical advice of a physician or specialist medicine professional.
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Your reports shown are within normal limits.

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