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Creatinine increase after vomiting
My father's creatinine was 1.49 on 8th September and urea was 40 but last night (1st October night) he developed acidity and he had vomiting and loose motion and today his creatinine is 2.22 and urea is 73. Sir, it is a temporary increase, will it be fine after a week? Please tell me .
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Yes. Creatinine may increase after diarhhoea vomiting. But with proper rehydration and treatment it can go down to previous levels. You should also know that previous level of 1.49 is on a higher side. Blood pressure and diabetes should be screened if not done yet. Nephrology consultation is indicated. Plus for this acute event rehydration should be done under physicians monitoring
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Repeat kidney function test after 1 week.
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Should consult a nephrologist for borderline high baseline s creatinine. Bp and diabetes has to be ruled out if not done yet
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Dr. Lakshmi Krishnan
Nephrologist/Renal Specialist
7 yrs exp
Alappuzha
Usually it will go back to his baseline
Make sure to avoid further dehydration
Repeat creatinine after 3 days
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Dr. Brajesh Mourya
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8 yrs exp
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Adequate hydration is necessary, and with proper precautions , creatinine will most likely return close to baseline. Some medications may need to be adjusted for quicker recovery.
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