You need to get thoroughly checked as raised creatinine is an indicator of kidney impairment. It may be temporary or permanent and so needs urgent evaluation or it may become CKD (permanent kidney impairment) if not promptly treated. Contact your Nephrologist.
My dad has previous heart surgery and recently his creatinine levels are increasing rapidly now it is 3.6
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