BLOOD UREA NITROGEN (SERUM)

The Blood Urea Nitrogen (Serum) test measures the concentration of urea nitrogen in the blood—a waste product formed in the liver and cleared by the kidneys—and provides a quantitative indicator of renal excretory function and protein metabolism. A small venous serum sample is collected at your home by a licensed phlebotomist and processed in accredited Dubai laboratories for fast, reliable results, making this test valuable for monitoring chronic kidney disease, dehydration, medication effects, pre‑operative assessment and routine checks in patients with diabetes or hypertension. Results should be interpreted by a clinician in context: elevated BUN may indicate impaired kidney function, high protein intake or dehydration, while low BUN can reflect severe liver dysfunction or malnutrition; fasting is not usually required unless specifically advised.

• Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN)
• Urea (serum)
• Result units: mg/dL
• Sample type: Serum

• Quantifies serum Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN) to assess renal function and protein metabolism
• Interpreted alongside serum creatinine and eGFR for a comprehensive kidney health picture
• Home blood draw by licensed, Dubai-based phlebotomists with temperature-controlled transport
• Fast, accurate laboratory analysis with secure online results—typically same-day reporting in Dubai
• Ideal for monitoring dehydration, high-protein intake, and chronic kidney or liver conditions

• Measures serum blood urea nitrogen (BUN) to assess kidney excretory function and urea clearance
• Detects changes from dehydration, high-protein diets, medications, or reduced renal perfusion
• Suitable for monitoring chronic kidney disease, acute kidney injury, and dialysis management
• Home venous blood draw performed by licensed phlebotomists across Dubai with safe sample handling
• Rapid, clinically accredited laboratory analysis with secure electronic delivery of results to you and your physician

• At‑home serum blood draw by licensed phlebotomists across Dubai
• Quantitative BUN (blood urea nitrogen) measurement to evaluate kidney function, hydration and hepatic urea production
• No fasting usually required unless your physician advises otherwise
• Fast laboratory processing with secure digital report typically delivered within 24 hours for clinician review