If blood urea count is 136. Is it too dangerous?

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Dr Siri Nallapu

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136 is a very high number. This indicates that your kidneys are not functioning properly. You are recommended to consult with a nephrologist at the earliest.

Dr. Siri Suggests...

Take a LIVER FUNCTION TEST (LFT) WITH GGT Test or Take a Immuno Fixation Electrophoresis - IFE (Serum) Test

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