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Creatinine levels query

2022-05-16 15:11:44
Hi Doc, A week ago I did a regular renal function test and had creatinine 1.4 ( lab ref 0.5-1.5). Although it's in normal range of lab but just to make sure everything is alright(since i have a high protein diet and do high intensity workout), i consulted a nephrologist. He told me to do urine routine and USG kub. Both the results were normal. My concern is that can ultrasound miss out on detecting CKD diagnosis?
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USG cannot conclusively rule out CKD but overall clinical assessment may have suggested the possibilities.
Next Steps
Repeat KFT from standerd lab. (Most standerd lab have a cut off of 1.2)
Health Tips
avoid heavy workout, very high protein diet and painkillers

Answered2022-05-17 06:48:38

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