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Results 1 - 10 of 19 for Alkaline urine
  1. ... kidney stones are more prone to develop in alkaline urine and others are more likely to from in ...
  2. ... being filtered out of the body into the urine Alkaline phosphatase Other tests include: Bone density exam Kidney ...
  3. ... being filtered out of the body into the urine Alkaline phosphatase Other tests include: Bone density exam Kidney ...
  4. ... given through a vein (by IV). Making the urine more alkaline may help dissolve the cystine crystals. This may be done with use of potassium citrate or sodium bicarbonate. ... pass through the urine on their own. Larger stones (more than 5 ...
  5. ... function tests ) PTH blood test Calcium blood test Alkaline phosphatase Magnesium Phosphorus Vitamin D 24-hour urine test - done to determine how much calcium is ...
  6. ... working. They may include: Blood calcitonin level Blood alkaline phosphatase Blood calcium Blood parathyroid hormone level Blood phosphorus Urine catecholamines Urine metanephrine Other tests or procedures that ...
  7. ... tract infections. Some medicines are more effective when urine is acidic or non-acidic (alkaline).
  8. ... from the blood and excreting it into the urine. Acidic substances in the body are neutralized by alkaline substances, mainly bicarbonate. Proximal renal tubular acidosis (type ...
  9. ... Bone biopsy (rarely done) Bone x-rays Serum alkaline phosphatase (ALP) Serum phosphorus Other tests and procedures include the following: ALP isoenzyme Calcium (ionized) Parathyroid hormone (PTH) Urine calcium
  10. ... is working. Tests include: Albumin Alpha-1 antitrypsin Alkaline phosphatase ( ALP ... normalized ratio (INR) Serum bilirubin Urine bilirubin
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