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Mild low BUN and Urea
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I am sharing the recent lab results for a 47-year-old patient currently taking medication for back pain:
• Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN): 7.07 mg/dL (Reference: 7.94 – 20.07 mg/dL)
• Urea: 15.13 mg/dL (Reference: 17 – 43 mg/dL)
Please advise on these low BUN/Urea readings
And
EST. GLOMERULAR FILTRATION RATE (eGFR) CALCULATE :113 mL/min/1.73 m2
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Mildly low BUN/urea with a normal eGFR (113) is usually not a kidney concern. Correlate with clinical history and discuss with your doctor.
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Dr. Anantbir Singh Lubana
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Dr. Jatin Soni
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Dr. Gautam Chopra
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