BUN (Blood Urea Nitrogen) Test in Jalna
BUN test measures the level of urea nitrogen, indicating how well your kidneys are functioning and helping detect kidney disease or dehydration.
Group NameRENAL
FastingFasting required; duration not supplied by laboratory
Sample TypeBlood (Serum)
Sample CollectionHome sample collection
ReportsMost reports: 24–48 hours after the sample reaches the lab; timing varies by test.
Report typeDigital report
The laboratory lists this as a fasting test but has not supplied a fasting duration. Obtain the duration from the collection team before your appointment.
Blood Urea Nitrogen (bun) Test Visual Guide
Measures urea nitrogen waste level to support kidney and hydration assessment.
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ResultReported in mg/dL.
What it showsCurrent urea waste level.
SampleSerum. No fasting required.
Common useKidney and hydration review.
How BUN Works
- Protein breaks downUrea is formed in liver
- Kidneys filter itWaste leaves through urine
- Blood level checkedHigher value needs context
Typical result context
| Result context | Guide |
|---|---|
| Typical adult | about 7 - 20 |
| High | kidney/hydration review |
| Low | nutrition/liver context |
BUN varies with hydration, protein intake and kidney function.
Why it may be advised
- Kidney function screen
- Dehydration review
- Medicine safety check
When to discuss it
- High BP
- Diabetes risk
- Low urine or swelling
Often reviewed with
- Creatinine
- Electrolytes
- Urine microalbumin
Simple Testing Flow
- BookSelect BUN test online
- Home VisitCollection executive arrives
- SampleSample collected as instructed
- Lab ReportProcessed and shared digitally
No fasting
- Usually no fasting
- Stay normally hydrated
May affect result
- Dehydration
- High protein intake
- Kidney function
Waste marker
- Creatinine adds context
- BUN/creatinine ratio may help
About the Blood Urea Nitrogen (bun) Test
Blood Urea Nitrogen (bun) is a laboratory test. Measures urea nitrogen, a protein-breakdown waste product.
Your clinician can advise whether this test is appropriate for you. The result should be read with the laboratory range, symptoms, medical history and other relevant results. The listed sample type is Blood (Serum).
Blood Urea Nitrogen (bun) Sample Report Format & Ranges
Relevant details from a Thyrocare sample report are shown below. A standalone PDF preview for Blood Urea Nitrogen (bun) is not available here. Reference intervals may vary by method and patient factors. Use the interval printed on your own final report.
| Conducted at | Thyrocare Labs |
|---|---|
| Lab Accreditation | CAP, NABL, UKAS, ANAB |
Blood Urea Nitrogen (bun) Thyrocare Sample-Report Range Table
| Parameter | Unit | Reference Range |
|---|---|---|
| BLOOD UREA NITROGEN (BUN) | mg/dL | 7.94 - 20.07 |
Blood Urea Nitrogen (bun) Test Information and Booking Guide in Jalna
What is the Purpose of BUN Test?
A BUN test determines the amount of urea nitrogen in blood and ensures if kidneys are working well. The urea nitrogen is a waste product produced by our body during the breakdown of protein in food. This protein forms in the liver and then travels through our blood to our kidneys. In a healthy individual, the urea nitrogen is then filtered by the kidneys and excreted through urine.
What factors affect normal BUN levels?
Women and children show lesser BUN value due to the typical protein metabolism found in them compared to male population. It is normal to have a small amount of urea nitrogen in the blood, typically ranging from 5 to 20 mg/dL or 1.2 to 7.1 mmol/L. Please note that the normal range mentioned above varies with the reference range of the lab, so make sure to interpret the values with the help of your physician. A higher amount of urea nitrogen in blood rebuts the plausibility of early kidney disease due to a high protein diet, internal bleeding, outcome of corticoid therapy, or some other reason that should be investigated further.
What are normal BUN levels, and how are they used to assess kidney function?
The normal BUN levels vary with age and sex. Most probably BUN test is interpreted along with serum creatinine to determine kidney function, it is a part of the comprehensive metabolic panel prescribed during the screening of kidney function. Normal BUN levels can be reverted by treating underlying kidney diseases like Hypertension, Diabetes Mellitus, Electrolyte abnormality, or any other interconnecting causes with the help of a Nephrologist.
Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN) Reference Guide in Jalna
Educational guide only. The Thyrocare sample-report range is shown in the Reports & Ranges section. For your own result, use the range on your final report and discuss it with your clinician.
Why This Test Is Ordered
| Reason | Description |
|---|---|
| Kidney screening | Measures urea nitrogen, a protein-breakdown waste product. |
| Monitoring | Used in kidney disease or treatment follow-up. |
| Panel test | Often appears with creatinine in kidney or metabolic panels. |
Symptoms And Who Should Test
| Situation | Description |
|---|---|
| Kidney symptoms | Swelling, fatigue, itching, muscle cramps, urination changes. |
| Risk factors | Diabetes, high BP, heart disease, family kidney disease, smoking, older age. |
| Follow-up users | People on dialysis, kidney treatment or kidney-risk medicines. |
Preparation And Interpretation Notes
| Topic | Guidance |
|---|---|
| Fasting | The laboratory lists this as a fasting test but has not supplied a fasting duration. Obtain the duration from the collection team before your appointment. |
| Diet note | Protein intake and hydration can affect BUN. |
| Interpretation | Best read with creatinine and eGFR. |
Sources:
MedlinePlus BUN Test
Blood Urea Nitrogen (bun) Test FAQs in Jalna
The current Blood Urea Nitrogen (bun) price in Jalna is Rs. 115. The final booking details are shown before you confirm.
The laboratory lists this as a fasting test but has not supplied a fasting duration. Obtain the duration from the collection team before your appointment.
Select Add to Cart or Book Now, choose a suitable slot and provide your address and pincode. Home collection is available where serviceable.
Payment is made after sample collection. Review the final booking amount before confirming your order; the collection team can confirm the available payment methods.
Your report shows the laboratory reference range. A doctor can interpret the result together with your symptoms, medical history and other tests.
Thyrocare states that most test reports are available within 24–48 hours after the sample reaches the laboratory, depending on the test. This is a general estimate, not a guaranteed turnaround for this test; sample transport time is additional. Completed reports are shared digitally.
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