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2018-04-27 03:39:21
My father is 60 years old.his creatinine level is 4.6. Is this level is severe. Can it be reduced.by medicine.or go through dialysis. How many times dialysis if required in a month.
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It depends on his present condition. It shouldn’t go further up. Needs further evaluation. Please consult a nephrologist

Answered2018-04-27 10:17:16

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