Your
kidney numbers look healthy overall. A
creatinine of 0.49 and urea of 19 are both well within the normal range, and your blood pressure is normal too. An eGFR of 132 isn't automatically abnormal, it's often seen in young, well hydrated adults, and by itself it doesn't confirm hyperfiltration.
Next Steps
Hyperfiltration is usually diagnosed alongside risk factors like
diabetes, high BP or obesity, not from one reading alone. If you'd like to track this, repeat the same panel in 6 to 12 months and keep up good hydration meanwhile.
Health Tips
If you have
diabetes, high blood pressure, or a family history of
kidney disease, please mention this to a physician, since the workup would differ.