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canefan17
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My Eos was HIGH
My Eos (absolute) was HIGH
BUN was HIGH
BUN/Creatinine was HIGH


What does this all mean? ^^^


I know BUN is kidney related.
Eos? Parasites, allergies?
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like you said, Bun and creatine are kidney related.

EOS is an elevated white blood cell count which often shows up due to any allergy or parasitic infection and also with connective tissue disease. You'd need other testing to know what is causing it to be high. It could be due to all or one of the above.
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also-BUN stands for Blood Urea Nitrogen, and if it is high along with creatine levels being high it is indicative of impaired kidney infection but it also depends on how out of range it is.
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dehydration and too much protein in the diet can also cause elevated BUN.
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