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Urea increased

2024-01-25 13:34:50
My mother had nephrectomy of left kidney in 2020 due to renal cell carcinoma. Post operation she is fine till date with minor increase in uric acid for which she is under medication but in the recent report her urea levels are increased to 25mg/dl so is it something concerning. Do i need to change her diet or diet plan is required? Please let me know what is required
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Need some more details about medical history Uric acid level is also high , that also need to be reviewed
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Answered2024-01-26 02:25:26

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