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I recently got blood work done and i was looking at my results my b/c ratio was 25.4. what exactly does this mean?
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Hydration: I trust you mean BUN to Creatinine ratio. A high ratio usually means that you were likely dehydrated when the blood was taken. Next time you this test, make sure to drink enough water, even if the doctor asks you to come fasting.
Answered 6/25/2017
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