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Could 175g of protein elevate bun in blood 29 and elevated bun in urine 32?
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YES: Excessive protein intake results in elevated BUN levels in blood and urine. If you are concerned about your kidney function than limit protein intake for a week and recheck Renal Panel. Thanks
Answered 5/17/2017
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