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My father's Blood reports came today, Serum Creatinine is 1.3, HIGH normal range is( 0.6-1.1) BUN/SR Creatinine Ratio is 8.55 LOW normal( 9:1- 23:1) Uric Acid 7.4 HIGH normal (4.2-7.3) BUN 11.11 which is normal. eGFR is 58 which is mild to moderate decline in Kidney function (calculated on the basis of serum creatinine). Is there any way by which the progression of Chronic Kidney Disease be reduced? Any medication or lifestyle change?
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