blood urea nitrogen (bun) test

Are There Any Risks Associated with the BUN Test?

The BUN test is generally safe, but, as with any blood test, there are minor risks such as:
Bruising at the puncture site
Minor bleeding
Infection
Fainting or dizziness
These risks are minimal and usually resolve quickly.

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