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How Do BUN and Creatinine Levels Compare in Chronic Kidney Support? Are you curious about how doctors assess kidney health and what the numbers mean? In this informative video, we explain the differences between two important blood tests used to evaluate kidney function: blood urea nitrogen (BUN) and creatinine. You’ll learn how these waste products are produced, what they reveal about your kidneys’ ability to filter blood, and how their levels can change as kidney disease progresses. We’ll also discuss the significance of the BUN to creatinine ratio and what variations in this ratio can indicate about your hydration status, protein intake, or internal kidney damage. Understanding these markers is essential for early detection and management of chronic kidney disease. Regular testing of BUN and creatinine helps healthcare providers monitor disease progression and adjust treatment plans accordingly. Whether you’re managing kidney health or supporting someone who is, knowing what these tests measure can help you make informed decisions about care and lifestyle. Join us as we break down the roles of BUN and creatinine, their relationship to kidney function, and what to expect during testing. Don’t forget to subscribe for more helpful health insights and tips on maintaining kidney health.

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