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How to lower high blood urea nitrogen naturally? Here you can find different treatment methods for elevated blood urea nitrogen due to kidney problem.
How to lower BUN 121 in PKD? PKD, polycystic kidney disease, is a genetic kidney disease, and there are multiple kidney cysts on kidneys. If the kidney cysts are increased and get e...
Learn MorePKD, or polycystic kidney disease, is a genetic kidney disease with numerous kidney cysts on kidneys, and the kidney cysts will be increased and get enlarged over time, which will f...
Learn MoreNormal range of fasting BUN (Blood Urea Nitrogen) is 9-20 mg/dL or 3.2-7.1 mmol/L. Similar with creatinine, urea nitrogen can also pass through kidney freely, so BUN level is also u...
Learn MoreWhat can cause high blood urea nitrogen (BUN)? This is a common question for people when they have a blood test and get the high BUN level in the results. Since BUN and serum creati...
Learn MoreUrea nitrogen is the waste product of protein metabolism in blood, which is mainly excreted by kidneys. When the kidneys are damaged severely, it will fail to work well, then the ur...
Learn MoreQuestion: I was diagnosed with PKD when I was 35 years old, and now I am 45 years old. From my recent test report, my BUN level is higher than the normal range. The doctor told me t...
Learn MoreHow to lower high urea nitrogen (BUN) in PKD? This is a common question for PKD patients because high BUN level in blood is a common sign with severe kidney damage. As we know, PKD ...
Learn MoreSimilar with high creatinine level, high blood urea nitrogen is also often regarded as a sign for kidney failure patient, which means the kidneys are damaged severely. Then what doe...
Learn MoreHigh BUN level is a common sign for kidney failure patients which is mainly caused by low kidney function. When kidney failure patients suffer from high BUN level, they need to have...
Learn MoreHow to prevent high urea in the blood for a patient with adult polycystic kidney disease (PKD)? This question is asked by a patient who visit our website. If you have other confusio...
Learn MoreThere is no cure for PKD, but believe in us and we can control it well.