Dialysis Profile

Alkaline Phosphatase – Assesses liver function and bone health, helping detect conditions like liver disease or bone disorders.

BUN (Blood Urea Nitrogen) – Evaluates how well the kidneys and liver are functioning by measuring urea levels in the blood.

Ca (Calcium) – Assesses bone health, helps diagnose parathyroid and calcium metabolism disorders, monitors kidney function, and detects nutritional deficiencies.

CBC (Complete Blood Count) – Evaluates overall health, detects infections, anemia, and a wide range of disorders.

Creatinine – Checks kidney function, particularly important for patients with diabetes or hypertension.

Electrolytes – Measures essential minerals like sodium, potassium, calcium, bicarbonate, and chloride to assess fluid balance, heart health, and muscle function.

Glucose Fasting – Screens for and diagnoses diabetes and prediabetes; also monitors effectiveness of diabetes treatments.

Proteins – Measures total protein levels in the blood or urine to assess liver and kidney function, nutritional status, and detect inflammation or infections.

Uric Acid – Assesses the risk of gout and helps evaluate kidney function, especially in those with joint pain or high blood pressure.