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What Does This Blood Report Indicate?
Posted on
Thu, 14 Jul 2016
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Ask A Doctor - 24x7 Medical Review Team
Thu, 14 Jul 2016
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Thu, 4 Aug 2016
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Question : Please review kidney functions.
When I calculate using information I have my levels show up normal.
Not sure if you can read
BUN 13 - ref range - 9-20
Creatinine 0.8 ref range 0.8-1.5
Bun/creatinine ratio 16.2 ref range 7.0-25.0
Est GFR >60.
Total protein 7.3 ref range 6.3-8.2
Albumin level 4.3 ref range 3.5-5.0
Calcium level corrected 9.3 ref range 9.1-10.6
When I calculate using information I have my levels show up normal.
Not sure if you can read
BUN 13 - ref range - 9-20
Creatinine 0.8 ref range 0.8-1.5
Bun/creatinine ratio 16.2 ref range 7.0-25.0
Est GFR >60.
Total protein 7.3 ref range 6.3-8.2
Albumin level 4.3 ref range 3.5-5.0
Calcium level corrected 9.3 ref range 9.1-10.6
Brief Answer:
reports are normal
Detailed Answer:
Hi XXXX,
The reports shown here are NORMAL
though the absolute value of anion gap and ALT are slightly on the higher side which your doctor may try to discuss but they are still in the reference range of your laboratory.
Best wishes
reports are normal
Detailed Answer:
Hi XXXX,
The reports shown here are NORMAL
though the absolute value of anion gap and ALT are slightly on the higher side which your doctor may try to discuss but they are still in the reference range of your laboratory.
Best wishes
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Vaishalee Punj
Is this something I should be co corner with because my Doctor hasnt said a word to me
I attached the back form that was firm with blood work is reason I asked about kidneys. It says greater then 60 and the online calculator I used shows my GFR around 100
The back page of my blood work had a comment about GFR
GFR Comment:
Chronic Kidney Disease, GFR <=60
ESRD, GFR <= 15
The equation has not been evaluated for use with the elderly (over 70 years of age). pregnant women, patients with acute renal failure or persons with extreme of body zip, muscle mass or nutritional values. NOTE: patients with GFR >=60 ml/min/1.73 square meters may have CKD if evidence of persistent proteinuria or hematuria is present. Additional information may be found at www.kdoqi.org
However my GFR was >60 as seen in bloodwork
also had urinalysis
i cannot get photo of it to upload but everything was within normal range
except-
UA Epithelial - Occasional
if bloodwork and urinalysis is still normal in your opinion i will close dicussion
I attached the back form that was firm with blood work is reason I asked about kidneys. It says greater then 60 and the online calculator I used shows my GFR around 100
The back page of my blood work had a comment about GFR
GFR Comment:
Chronic Kidney Disease, GFR <=60
ESRD, GFR <= 15
The equation has not been evaluated for use with the elderly (over 70 years of age). pregnant women, patients with acute renal failure or persons with extreme of body zip, muscle mass or nutritional values. NOTE: patients with GFR >=60 ml/min/1.73 square meters may have CKD if evidence of persistent proteinuria or hematuria is present. Additional information may be found at www.kdoqi.org
However my GFR was >60 as seen in bloodwork
also had urinalysis
i cannot get photo of it to upload but everything was within normal range
except-
UA Epithelial - Occasional
if bloodwork and urinalysis is still normal in your opinion i will close dicussion
Brief Answer:
rest assured the reports are normal
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
I know you are concerned about the kidneys. let me explain-
GFR- glomerular filtration rate is an estimate of the kidney function . this decreases with age from 100 ml/min at age of 20 yrs to 50 ml/min at age of 80 years. once it goes below 60 then the serum creatinine value ( another estimate of renal function ) starts to rise.
creatinine is normally less than 1.2
More rise in creatinine - worse kidney
But in GFR it is opposite. Lesser the GFR worse kidney. since you have >60 that means it is totally normal.
so rest assured your kidneys look completely normal
best wishes
rest assured the reports are normal
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
I know you are concerned about the kidneys. let me explain-
GFR- glomerular filtration rate is an estimate of the kidney function . this decreases with age from 100 ml/min at age of 20 yrs to 50 ml/min at age of 80 years. once it goes below 60 then the serum creatinine value ( another estimate of renal function ) starts to rise.
creatinine is normally less than 1.2
More rise in creatinine - worse kidney
But in GFR it is opposite. Lesser the GFR worse kidney. since you have >60 that means it is totally normal.
so rest assured your kidneys look completely normal
best wishes
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Priyanka G Raj
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