Pancreatitis blood urea
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s blood reports the CREATININE is 7.5 and UREA is 91. I know this is dangerous but how much i do not know. Doctors are saying about the kidney failure(CRF). However 10 days earliar in the blood test the serum CREATININE was 8.2 and UREA was 108. Is the reduction of CREATININE and Blood UREA is positive sign??
Is the CRF as said reversable??
Blood Test Reports:
CREATININE presently 7.5 10 days earliar 8.2 normal-value( 0.6 -1.
If the kidneys are not working properly, these substances may build up in the blood. Elevated creatinine and blood urea nitrogen levels are likely evidence of decreased kidney function. Additional tests to evaluate your kidney function better may include glomerular filtration rate as well as urine tests to check for protein or red blood cells.
I hope this helps. Take care and keep us posted.
Dr. Anita,
My dad is 79 years old and has been a diabetic for the last 30 years. Recently, in his blood sugar test, blood urea was 37 (limit 42) and creatinin was +1.0 (<1.2). Is this a positive sign for kidney function deterioration?.
He has been on diet most often, however, he tends to eat out at times. He also takes 12ml of insulin both mornings and evenings. As a result, though blood sugar and urine sugar seem to be under control, the blood urea level and creatinin levels seem high.
ive been bleeding for many years and not known the cause, - pap smear,ultra sounds done and they came back clear.so i had some mroe tests done and they actually came back saying i have urea plasma. The doctor said its not a sexually transmitted diease,it is caused by being run down. I have been given some anti biotics for this.
Im just wondering if its not a std, why am i readin on every site it is ? and it is transmitted sexually.
HOw could i have gotten this ?
Isn't BUN the measure of urea in the blood?
What do these blood test results mean in a 4 week old baby. Also I was tested for vitamin d two weeks after these test results and found to be insufficient. 34 n/mol. My baby was formula fed pretty much since birth so has had vitamin supplements in his formula but has had symptoms of rickets or OI. Even though his blood doesn't seem to say he has these issues, is there something obvious I'm missing.?
Urea – 3.1 normal range mmol/L 0.8 – 5.
I went back again Later Oct to get another swab test done for chlamydia and it came back negative. I intend to go to urologist to see if I have pancreatitis. My question is what the heck could I have? Would the antibitoics Ive had not been able to treat pancreatiitis if i do have it? I do not have any anal pain no pain while urinating no pain when ejaculating. Could I pass on infection from pancreatitis to my gf if it is bacterial?
My chocolate lab "Skip" is about 10 years old and developed pancreatitis for the first time. We took him to the doctor he never vomited or diahrea until the day after he got to the vets office. His amalyse was high like 8000 and his glucose and white blood count low but we got an ultrasound to make sure not cancer. He started to show improvements with the IV and antibiotic. Now a week later he is starting to decline and the vet has tried everything.
Ask your doctor to do a blood test for amylase & lipase levels.
I am not familiar with diverculitis but I do know elevated lipsase and amylase is a sign of pancreatitis which can come from many things like meds, cystic fibrosis, genetics, alcohol, or high tryglicerides. Did you dr mention this?
No BUN stands for Blood Urea Nitrogen, while Urea is just Urea ... if that makes sense. BUN levels are affected by the liver, kidneys, and by dehydration. BUN measures the amount of NITROGEN in the waste product (urea) in the blood. Urea is formed by the liver for excretion of ammonia built up by the breakdown of protein. It is normally excreted in the urine, but when kidney function is impaired, the urea increases in the blood.
Now when you meet your doctor the following tests may need to be done. Assess the kidney function; this is done by a blood urea and creatinine and sometimes a GFR (glomerular filteration rate). Assess the kidney structure, with an ultrasonogram, an IVP (intravenous pyelogram), here a dye is injected to study the kidneys. Sometimes a CT or MRI may throw more results. Please consult your primary care physician for further evaluation.
Hope this helped and do keep us posted.
What are the means to lower Blood Urea Level in Type II diabetics.My MOL has type II diabeties since last over 10 years and takes insulin 12 in the morning and 6 in the evening apart from two tablets of oral medicine.Her Blood urea level recently was 60 and uric acid 8.4.
She has been put additionally on one tablet in the morning and 1/2 tablet in the evening of Zyloric and told to avoid tea /coffee and take low protein diet.
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