Citric acid urine test
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Urine - citric acid test Normal Values The normal range is 320-1240 milligrams per 24 hours What abnormal results mean A below-normal result indicates possible renal tubular acidosis and a tendency to form calcium stones. Urine citric acid levels may also be decreased with:
Urine citric acid levels may be increased with:
Review Date: 03/02/2006  advertisement
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