Chance of low volume at the time of blood test as the cause of high BUN is higher than high protein intake. If you eat less than 1.5 gm/kg of protein a day, you do not need to cut down the protein intake unless proteinuria is present or you're born with one kidney. ALT is a liver enzyme and high number means possible liver injury. However, ALT of 35 is borderline, nothing to concern.
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ALT 0f less than 40 is OK. Yes you should reduce protein if on a high protein diet. Eat a mormal healthy diet and repeat test in 2-3 months. Good luck
Answered 10/21/2022
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