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Creatine level test

2021-12-19 19:04:28
Sir my father has dibetes and blood pressure 130/70 and in his test he got 1.3 creatine Is it be reversed or permanent And what does it indicate
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Creatinine of 1.3 is not very high but need to be evaluated for reversibility. There are certain test like PTH level, USG kidneys, used to find out the reversibility. Contact your Nephrologist or drop a messag for further advice.

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