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Urea Serum Test
₹140/-
2 tests included
Home Sample Collection Available
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No fasting required
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Both
All age group
Blood
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Quick Summary: The Urea Serum Test for Both patients, all age group, with reports available within 24hrs * — currently offered at ₹140 . Home Sample Collection is available

Urea Serum Test Price in Dhulkot, Ambala

 ₹ 140

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Test Name :

Urea Serum Test

Also Known as :

Serum Urea Test

Sample Type :

Blood

Gender :

Both

Age group :

All Age Groups

Test Components :

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Price :

 ₹ 140

Home Sample Collection Available
Quick Summary:
The Urea Serum in Dhulkot, Ambala is a reliable diagnostic test, for both men and women across all age groups, priced at ₹140 , and includes Home Sample Collection in Dhulkot, Ambala

Test Components

The number of tests listed under each panel/package is indicative and may vary based on the patient's age, gender, clinical condition, medical history, and the treating doctor's advice. Accordingly, certain parameters may be added, excluded, or modified. For further clarity, the sample report format may also be referred to.
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The Urea Serum in Dhulkot, Ambala is a reliable diagnostic test, includes 2 tests like Urea for both men and women across all age groups, priced at ₹140 , and includes Home Sample Collection in Dhulkot, Ambala
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  • Ans: The urea serum test is a blood test that measures the amount of urea in your blood. Urea is a waste product produced by the liver as it breaks down proteins, and it's filtered out of the body through urine by the kidneys.
  • Ans: One indication for this test is chronic kidney disease (CKD), which can develop slowly over time. Patients with CKD often have high levels of urea in their bloodstream due to decreased kidney function.
  • Ans: यूरिया सीरम टेस्ट एक ब्लड टेस्ट है जो आपके ब्लड में यूरिया की मात्रा को मापता है। यूरिया लीवर द्वारा निर्मित एक अपशिष्ट उत्पाद है क्योंकि यह प्रोटीन को तोड़ता है, और इसे गुर्दे द्वारा मूत्र के माध्यम से शरीर से बाहर निकाल दिया जाता है।
  • Ans: The range of normal values for this test can vary depending on several factors such as age, sex, and overall health status. Generally speaking, a healthy adult's blood should contain between 7-20 mg/dL (milligrams per deciliter) of urea.
  • Ans: When it comes to the urea serum test procedure itself, there isn't much patients need to do to prepare. Fasting is not required before the test, although some medications can affect results and should be temporarily discontinued beforehand.
  • Ans: High urea often indicates reduced kidney function, dehydration, high protein intake, or heart failure. It reflects how well kidneys filter waste, requiring further evaluation to determine the underlying cause.
  • Ans: Yes, dehydration commonly causes elevated blood urea levels by concentrating blood and reducing kidney filtration efficiency. Increasing fluid intake typically normalizes urea levels once proper hydration is restored.
  • Ans: Urea and BUN measure the same waste product but differently: urea reflects total urea molecule weight, while BUN measures only nitrogen content within urea, roughly 2.14 times lower numerically.
  • Ans: Low urea can result from low protein diet, liver disease, overhydration, pregnancy, or malnutrition. It reflects reduced protein breakdown or impaired urea production, requiring clinical correlation for diagnosis.
  • Ans: No, urea alone is insufficient. Kidney function assessment requires additional tests like creatinine, eGFR, and electrolytes for comprehensive evaluation, as urea can be affected by non-kidney factors too.

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Kanika

"I recently needed to book a serum urea test and Max Lab's at-home sample collection facility made the process so easy and convenient. The prices are also very affordable, which is great for those of us on a budget. I highly recommend them!"

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Shivang

"Max Lab has been a great help in getting my blood urea nitrogen levels checked. Their at-home sample collection facility is really convenient and I appreciate the affordable prices they offer for this test. I would definitely recommend their services to anyone looking to get a serum urea test done."

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Saurabh

"I have been using Max Lab for my serum urea tests and I'm really impressed with their service. The at-home sample collection facility is so convenient and the results are always accurate, plus the price is very reasonable. Highly recommend it!"

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