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What Is The Reasons For Increasing Urea Creatine In The Blood ?

What is the reasons for increasing urea creatine in the blood , how to control it. I have no other decease.
Wed, 4 May 2011
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Dear Manoj,
Urea and creatinine are 2 separate entities. Urea is produced in the body as a breakdown product of proteins while creatinine is a byproduct of muscle metabolism. Both Urea and creatinine are excreted via the kidneys. Any condition affecting the kidneys are known to raise the levels. It is important to identify the cause for this increase and the amount of increase, before treating the same.
You have not mentioned your age, the values and duration of the problem.


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What Is The Reasons For Increasing Urea Creatine In The Blood ?

Dear Manoj, Urea and creatinine are 2 separate entities. Urea is produced in the body as a breakdown product of proteins while creatinine is a byproduct of muscle metabolism. Both Urea and creatinine are excreted via the kidneys. Any condition affecting the kidneys are known to raise the levels. It is important to identify the cause for this increase and the amount of increase, before treating the same. You have not mentioned your age, the values and duration of the problem.