Biology, asked by ushaheen35416, 8 months ago

Differentiate between
d) Uraemia and glycosuria (cause of disorder).

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Answered by prabirsarkar1464
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Answered by poojaramakrishnan83
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Less commonly, under certain conditions, such as pregnancy or starvation, renal glycosuria may be associated with excessively low levels of bodily fluids (dehydration) or a condition in which there is an abnormal accumulation of certain chemical substances (ketone bodies) in bodily tissues and fluids due to excessive .

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