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Hi! how can i treat low urea level in patient with liver disease and what is the role of lola in lowering urea level ! thanks a lot
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Low urea is good: Most labs report "normal" range for blood urea nitrogen as with serum creatinine. In fact BUN should ideally be reported as normal < 20 in adults. Babies should have very low bun, lower the better. Your liver problem is something else and best discussed with your GI dr.
Answered 6/10/2014
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