31
can you please explain the management a doctor should take if the blood urea level and creatinine level increases.
- anon50215
29
I had blood test and urea was found 7.5.
Is that too high and how can i bring it down?
Many thanks.
- anon48090
28
i had wondered what happens if you use the urea and burn it as a agent with others to light charcoal briquettes. these little packages were appearing as a plastic wrapping a inner ingredient to light a fire? are the coals resined and does the compound provide a desensitized effect to anyone?
- anon46102
27
what is the impact of urea used for synthetic milk or for simple milk on human body?
my second question is, can we take self urine?i heard that it is beneficial for health.
thank you.
- anon43381
26
some urea is reabsorbed in the blood by diffusion. urea is a small, uncharged molecule, so it can pass through membranes by lipid difusion and there isn't much the kidney can do about it. since it is passive process, urea diffuses down its concentration gradient until the concentration of urea in the filtrate and blood equal. so in each pass through the kidney half the urea is removed from the blood and half remains in the blood.
- anon42879
25
dose urea contain sodium and if so how much percentage-wise. thanks.
- sswan
23
what is use of urea to our body?
- anon41551
22
Can regular consumption of fish increase Urea level ?
- tduval
20
To the swimming instructor: No, urea would not be the cause of your skin problems. Urea has been found to cure many skin ailments, not produce them. However, being in water with such a high pH every day for three hours is probably not exactly healthy.
To the person whose partner had incredible skin, your partner can apply fresh urine to their skin and produce the same effect. It may sound disturbing, however this is the secret of many models and actors, and has been used for thousands of years.
- anon40680
19
My partner had incredible skin when she used a product in South Africa that contained urea. We can't find it in the U.S. How does it help in skin care and are there skin care products here that contain it?
- anon40461
18
I've got absolutely the same question as No7 anon21053. Please advise. Thank you in advance.
- smansirova
17
My husband has alzheimer's and just had a blood test done and it came out with the urea in 13. What does this mean? Thank you. Thank you. The article was quite instructive but did not answer my question.
- anon39854
14
As a swimming instructor who works in warm water 35 degrees for 3 hour blocks, is it possible for my skin to absorb urea if it is built up in a pool that has not had its water changed in 5 years, yet diluted with fresh water & usually over chlorinated & has Ph levels of 8.8? I ask this as after 4 years on the job it would seem that I am getting a excess of keritan & blocked hair follicles.
- anon34589
13
Can urine be used as an immediate remedy for wounds especially punctured wounds caused by sea urchins? Because here, in my country, it is noticeable that people use their own urine for treating the punctured wounds caused by sea urchins. Is it really advisable to do that? or it is just a mere superstition? I wonder why...thanks.
- handover659
11
what is urea in simple language i need to know
- anon32335
10
how does urea help fertilizers?
- anon27149
9
I have seen the ingredient "urea" listed in some diuretic type body wraps which claim to cleanse your body of impurities and flush out excess fluids which then encourage inches lost and weight reduction. My question is how does this ingredient work in the capacity? Is there any way I could get this to use for that purpose? How exactly would i go about using this ingredient to achieve the inch loss effect? Where could i get access to the ingredient? Thank you.
- anon25851
7
I have seen urea (diazolidinyl urea) listed as an ingredient in many skin care lotions. I have also read that this form of urea is a formaldehyde releaser. My 2 questions are: 1. Since formaldehyde is a known carcinogen, are the skin care lotions containing diazolidinyl urea potentially harmful? 2. Is diazolidinyl urea derived from animal protein waste or is it synthetic? I am a layperson when it comes to chemistry, so if you could, please "dumb down" the response, I'd appreciate it. Thank you.
- anon21053
6
I have three questions about the synthesis of urea
1) what is the catalyst used in the process?
2) what is the typical life time deactivation?
3) what is the main cause of the deactivation? thank you
- anon13087
5
I need to know the source of the raw material and details of how this is initially treated, two major uses of the substance and two physical or chemical properties involved for each use.
- anon12738
4
i want to know the method how i can extract urea from urine then how much water concentration added to urea to get 100c.c amonium carbonate plz help me.
- anon11549
3
I was curious how I could separate urea from butanol and benzene, i need to do this for a science project.
- anon4906
2
l ran a test urea & creatinine test for urea the result is 2.2mmol/l while creatinine is 65mmol/l l will like to know if my kidneys re functioning well b/c my left kidney is ectopic.
- makub
1
can u please explain about urea degrading bacterium?
- anon3033