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Urea

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Urea

Indication

Glomerular nephritis,acute and chronic renal failure,urinary tract obstruction

Physiology

It is synthesised in the liver,carried in the blood to kidney.it contains 45% of total non protein nitrogen in plasma

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Member Comments ( 3 )

What about upper GI bleed? That would also raise urea.
(Posted by KarenD, United Kingdom Date : 12/11/2011 )

if micro albumin high what medicine would u suggest
(Posted by abd1966, Pakistan Date : 7/17/2011 )

doing a good job but you have to make your presentation clearer
(Posted by okonmah dumebi, Nigeria Date : 9/21/2009 )

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