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Is a Urea Level of 40 Considered Normal?
My urea level is 40 is it normal or not
General Physician
Answered on 4th Apr '24
A normal range of urea reads 40 mg/dL, which is typically anywhere between 7 and 43 mg/dL. There is no such thing as a full representation of renal function with just one test. If you become alerted to your urea level or kidney function, see a nephrologist for the diagnosis and recommendation.
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