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Why My serrum chloride is high and... Serrum urea is low Bun is low
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Why My serrum chloride is high and... Serrum urea is low Bun is low - #24722

Rashmi Ranjan

Why My serrum chloride is high and... Serrum urea is low Bun is low... Serrum creatinne is normal Egfr is normal Is it a serious problem...... Will.... Serrum high chloride will damage my kidney and liver..... My serrum chloride is 109

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hi Rashmi , Your serum chloride is slightly high (109), but it's not dangerous and doesn’t mean your kidneys or liver are damaged — especially since your creatinine and eGFR are normal.Low urea and BUN can happen due to low protein intake, good hydration, or mild liver slowdown, but with normal creatinine, it's usually not a concern.This is not a serious issue right now. Just stay well hydrated, eat balanced meals, and recheck after a few weeks if advised. No urgent action needed unless symptoms appear. thank you ! Kind regards
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It's important to understand that interpretations of lab results like serum chloride, serum urea, and BUN (Blood Urea Nitrogen) can vary based on individual health factors and context. A high serum chloride level, like 109 mmol/L, can sometimes be connected to conditions such as dehydration, kidney issues, or electrolyte imbalances. However, alone it may not immediately indicate a severe probem. Serum urea and BUN being low suggests that your body might not be breaking down protein as expected or it could relate to liver function as well. Given your creatinine and eGFR levels are normal, there's an indication that kidney function might be currently undistrurbed, which is a positive sign. In Ayurveda, imbalances in body fluids may sometimes relate to 'Pitta' dosha, which governs digestion and metabolism. When evaluating your dietary habits, ensure that you are taking enough hydrating and nourishing foods. Increase intake of fluids, such as coconut water, and include cooling foods like cucumber, watermelon and aloe vera juice. Avoid heavily salty foods, spicy dishes, and processed items as these may elevate Pitta and increase chloride levels. It's also helpful to consciously manage stress levels, which can impact body chemistry. Regular meditation, practicing yoga, and adequate rest are also essential components in balancing the Pitta dosha. It's crucial, however, that you continue monitoring your labs and consult your healthcare provider to rule out specific medical conditions that may require immediate attention. Ayurvedic suggestions should complement, not replace, medical advice as needed. If you experience additional symptoms or your results fluctuate significantly, timely consultation with a healthcare professional is advisable to determine any deeper underlying issues.
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