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2018-09-01 13:14:09
MY father is diabetic and hypertension patient, he is 67 years old,now he is suffering from cardio and neuro and renal problem, his serum creatinine levels 4.92, is there any treatment to reduce creatinine levels.
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Answered2018-09-02 08:15:53

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