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Creatinine and twitch
My Creatinine level is 1.33( reports show 0.7-1.3 should be fine).
Urine reports are all fine , no protein loss.
Vitamin d is 20ng/mol.
I was having muscle twitches so got these tests done.
Is there any relationship between kidney disease,twiches and vitamin d?
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Yes take plenty of water , may be there was some recent infection . Could be due to dehydration .
Vitamin D is low . Need to start vitamin D supplement .
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Kindly check sugar package . And repeat s creatine after 1 week
Abdomen scan to rule out kidney pathology .
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