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Blood Urea and Creatinine
My Urea, serum has increased from 21.4 mg/dL to 31.1 mg/dL (between 2019 Apr to 2021 Nov). My Creatinine, serum has come down from 1.01 to 0.92 mg/dL during the same period.  My HBa1C is down from 7.1 to 6.6 during this period. Should I be concerned about the rising trend of Urea in my blood lately. How to bring the Urea level down. Thanks
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Consult Nephrologist.
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Sr creat ,a1c are doing good.. For raise of urea need more history like any increased protein intake,keto/paleo diet etc..
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should also need to have a check on raising urea level
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Thats fine... No need to worry
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its normal.no need of worry.
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