- Male
- 44 Years
- 09/09/2025
Hi, I have gone through a few tests. Renal function test values are low: Urea 14 (19 to 43), Blood urea nitrogen 6.5 (9 to 20), Potassium 3.3 (3.5 to 5.1). Liver function test: ALT/SGPT 13 (21 to 72), A/G ratio 1.47 (0.8 to 1.2). Can you advise if there are any issues? Thank you.
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Dr Yusuf Mohammad
General Practitioner
- MBBS
- Advanced Certificate Course in Dermatology
- 8+ Yrs
Your renal and liver function values are mildly outside normal, but not alarming. Urea, BUN, and potassium are slightly low, which can occur due to hydration, low protein intake, or minor electrolyte imbalance. SGPT (ALT) is mildly low not usually a concern. A/G ratio is high, this could be due to low globulin levels, but may not be serious alone.
Dr. Yusuf Suggests...
Take a RENAL PROFILE/KIDNEY FUNCTION TEST (RFT/KFT) Test or Take a LIVER FUNCTION TEST (LFT) Test
Answered 09/09/2025
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