To confirm the presence of dehydration, we have proceeded to analyse the serum osmolarities of the post-treated samples which showed a trend of increasing osmolarity from 315.9 ± 23.6 mOsm/kg from the group that received 125 mg EBN to the highest of 424 ± 13.4 mOsm/kg for the group that received 500 mg EBN, therefore confirming that the elevated serum urea and contribution were likely to be attributed by dehydration.
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Edible Bird Nest Protects the Kidney From Gentamicin Induced Acute Tubular Necrosis.
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