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Creatinine is 1.05
I got my creatinine checked as a routine check up
It came out 1.05
It is within the normal range but still earlier 3 months back it came out to be 0.76 from another lab
It's much greater than it was previously
I am worried as is it something to worry for?
I am scared.
I have no such kidney ailments at present.
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Adequate hydration and few other precautions. Consult me
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There is nothing to worry about it. Its normal.
Its probably because you would have done some heavy exercise that caused exertion.
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Take plenty of fluids , maintain hydration to optimum levels ,
Drink 3-4 litres of water every day.
MONITOR AFTER 6 MONTHS.
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Avoid ALCOHOL
Avoid OVER THE COUNTER PAINKILLERS .
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Its within normal range. Stay hydrated
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Nothing to worry. Keep hydrated
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It's normal no need to worry
Keep ur hydration status good
It's increases in muscle breakdown disorders and kidney disorders
Some times different lab methods can vary
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Maintain hydration.
Nothing else to worry.
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avoid painkillers over the counter and alcohol
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It is within normal limits, so don’t need to worry .
Take plenty of fluids
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Its normal
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Its normal
No need to worry
U might have done some exertion work recently
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It’s normal
No need to worry
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Normal
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Nothing to worry about
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Stay hydrated
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It is normal!!
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Its within normal range . Drink plenty of fluids .
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Repeat s creatine after a month
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Within normal range
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Normal don't worry
Take plenty of water
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It’s perfectly normal and with in normal range . There is no need to be concerned
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It's normal range
Take plenty of water and repeat after one month
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It's normal. Mild variation in values is negligible.
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Nothing to worry. It is normal
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If had any query consult
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No need to worry , as it is completely within normal range ..
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drink plenty of water , have seasonal fruits ..keep urself hydrated.
if you still have doubt , repeat test (KFT) after one month
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Nothing to worry. It's still normal.
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You may keep a watch with periodic checking.
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Within Normal Range
Drink Plenty of water 💧
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Hi man
Both values are normal. The thing is, the Creatinine level depends on your hydration status. You might have drank a little amount of water. I saw you are an IT professional. You should take plenty of water. Still, reports are normal. There's no need to worry.
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take same blood test again one month later. Get physician opinion if you have any symptom
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It's normal. Dnt worry. The value fluctuates due to atmosphere humidity, dryness and our liquid intake.
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Keep yourself hydrated.
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Avoid unnecessary medications.Keep other medical conditions under control if any.
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Its normal at times final report of different labs varry .
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Have plenty of clean water
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Don't worry 1.05 is also in normal range. Drink plenty of water. Keep your body hydrated.
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s. creatinine after one month from same lab
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Syp. Alkasol 2tsf with one glass of water QID
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Always do test from single lab only as sometimes different labs got different parameters. You don’t need to worry. Just repeat after 6 months once. Drink water as much as needed.
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Nothing to worry , drink plenty of water u ll be alright
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Its normal no need to worry
Repeat the test after one month
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Drink plenty of fluids
Repeat tge test after a week
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consult Doctor
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Reduce protein intake, eat seasonal fruits, drink plenty of water, and repeat test after 2month
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Its within normal range only
Drink plenty of fluids
Repeat after 2-3 weeks
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Drink plenty of water
It is in normal range
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It's in normal range. .. The values change slightly depending on hydration status and protein intake.... As of now, nothing to worry
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No need to worry, it's in normal range
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keep hydrated yourself
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Hi your creatinine is.normal. just you need more hydration
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Dehydaration, excess protein intake also can inncrease it, kindly hydrate yourself and rpt after 2 weeks if u want, but ur current value is also normal, pls rpt in the same lab
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Consult
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Your creatinine is within normal limits indeed.
My advice would be to co-relate your blood tests with the same lab as different labs use different methods of testing.
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Avoid overtaking NSAIDS and reduce taking creatinine containing supplements
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Drink enough water about 2L per day,but ensure your urine is straw yellow and never entirely clear
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Not to worry, it's normal
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It is in Normal. No need to worry
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Stay hydrated avoid nephrotoxic drugs
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Nothing to worry
It's perfectly okay
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Normal. Take balanced diet.
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Normal nothing to worry
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Don’t worry it’s normal
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It is normal only,so don't worry.Variations are common between labs. Still of you have any concerns, pls connect.
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It’s normal , no worry
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Normal. Dont worry. Visit a physician or consult if you have further queries for a detailed discussion.
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As long as it remains in the normal range, you don't need to be concerned.These values are lab specific as per the calibration.Your fluid intake ,diet especially proteins have a variable effect on the creatinine levels.
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The creatinine is in normal range, no need to worry about the report. Lab to lab variations and hydration status can have impact on the reports. Rest assured
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Nothing to worry, serum creatinine level is normal
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It’s normal no need to worry
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Normal, don't worry
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Don't panic, it's normal varies from Lab to Lab and varies upon diet as well. Get regular check ups every 3-6 months. Keep all your reports in one place as a medical history incase you need it in the future.
As of now, nothing to do, maintain a healthy lifestyle exercise 3-4/days a week.
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Relax.
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Connect please
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Not to worry
Values differ with time and laboratories
Avoid nephrotoxic drugs/pain killers if you are taking any
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Proper hydration is must.
LISTEN TAKE SAMPLE I TWO TUBES, SEND IN TWO DIFFERENT LABS, WAIT FOR RESULTS, THE VALUES ARE DIFFERENT. NO EXPLANATION.
DIFFERENT INSTRUMENTS HAVE DIFFERENT VALUES.
WORRY DON'T CHANGE THE RESULT. TAKE PLENTY OF WATER N LIQUID.
WITH INCREASE OUTPUT VALUE DECREASE.
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Need few more details
Kindly consult
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Dr. Vikram Pratap
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You should visit a nephrologist for this
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Dr. Bhawna Ohlyan
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No need to worry drink enough water and do not try to control your pee for too long . Connect for details consultation
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Dr. Bijli Nanda
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If no symptoms and all other parameters are normal,simply monitor in 6 months
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consult a physician with all details
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Kindly Consult
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Dr. Amol Gajanan Andhale
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Nothing to be worry about it
Itâs normal
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Stay hydrated
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Drink more water
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Dr. Mohammed Salman Mohiuddin
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Hi i have noted your concern
Even though its on higher side its still under normal limits
If you were on any medications at that time it could show little higher
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Dr. Anant Khandelwal
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Don't panic.
Modify lifestyle and diet.
Drink plenty of water and stay hydrated.
Avoid all painkillers or alternative field medicines that do not specify content clearly (churan and all)
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Dr. Jyoti Singh
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It's normal.
Kindly connect for proper evaluation.
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Dr. Md Riyaz
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Bangalore
Don't worry ,it is in normal range
Take balance diet and water
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regular checkup every 3 to 6 months
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Dr. Danish Qureshi
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Nothing to worry. Repeat after 15 days
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Dr. Shaheen Begum
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Both the results are within normal range
If symptomatic correlate
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Repeat after three months
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Dr. Dinesh Chandra Joshi
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Are you taking any medicines right now ?
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Dr. Marini Vanitha
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Nothing to worry.
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Dr. Ram Brahma Reddy
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Hyderabad
It is normal only
May lab variable
Don't panic
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Kindly consult
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Plenty amount of water consumption
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Dr. Anoy Chakraborty
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serum creatinine is within normal limits
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drink plenty of fluids
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Dr. Pruthviraj B Kale
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Normal Range: Your creatinine level of 1.05 mg/dL is within the normal range (0.6 to 1.2 mg/dL for males).
Variability: Slight variations in creatinine levels between tests can occur due to differences in lab methods, diet, hydration status, and muscle mass.
Since you have no known kidney ailments and your result is within the normal range, there is likely no immediate cause for concern.
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Ensure you are drinking enough water daily, as dehydration can affect creatinine levels. Consistent Testing: Try to get your tests done at the same laboratory for consistency in results. Review Medications and Diet: Consider if any recent changes in medications or diet might have influenced your creatinine level. Do check eGFR And BUN
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Be aware of symptoms such as swelling, fatigue, decreased urine output, or high blood pressure.
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Dr. Md Shani Ansari
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This is within normal limit but you have to be in regular follow-up with dr.
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Dr. Anjali
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32 yrs exp
Noida
Your both reports about creatinine level are within normal limits.
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Do not worry .
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Keep yourself well hydrated.
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Dr. Aayush Das
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5 yrs exp
Noida
Your crea is within normal limit , nothing to worry about .
Drink plenty or water .
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Consult
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Dr. Mohamed Riyaz
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No need to worry
Restrict your salt intake
Drink plenty of water
Do physical exercise regularly
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Dr. Pranit Kale
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Mumbai
Your Creatinine is Absolutely Fine
If You have No Symptoms Nothing To worry
Maintain Good Hydration Exercise Daily Eat On Time Sleep On Time
That's It Don't Worry
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Maintain Good Hydration
Exercise Daily
Eat On Time
Sleep On Time
If you do these 4things You'll Never Catch Any disease
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Kindly consult for discussion
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Dr. Ladli Chatterjee
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Have plenty of fluids orally you might land up into Acute kidney injury
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Dr. Sachin Bhiwaji Sanap
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Kindly consult for further management and treatment
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Dr. Mohit Pawar
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4 yrs exp
New Delhi
Its totally normal nothing to worry about . Repeat test after 4 weeks
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Repeat test after 4 weeks
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Dr. V R Tindwani
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Both are normal then there is no reason for worry so relax!!!
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Dr. Ashita Kuruvilla
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Nothing to worry
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Dr. Gaurav Jaiswal
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Jhansi
Water intake more
Do connect and consult
Will help you
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Dr. Thresia Pereira
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Mumbai
It's normal
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Dr. Nimmi Mulwani
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Report is normal.
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Dr. Udit Upadhyay
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It’s completely normal
Don’t worry take less stress and stay hydrated and take balanced diet with veggies and fruits , stay blessed
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Dr. Vijaya Srinivas
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51 yrs exp
Mysore
It is normal. Needs follow up , if you have any other medical problem needs consultation with near by doctor or on-line.
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Dr. Sanghpriya Gautam
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Delhi
It's normal no need to worry
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Dr. Chaithra H
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Don't worry.
It is still normal.
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Dr. Anubha Singh
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If you require assistance or have any health concerns, feel free to reach out for a consultation. Your well-being is my priority, and i'm here to support you on your health journey.
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Dr. Mohammed Rehan Khan
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Bangalore
Get it tested from a good lab, yu don't expect more than 10% variation
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Dr. Col V. C. Goyal
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Ghaziabad
why the test was done ?
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Dr. S K Wadhwa
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47 yrs exp
Lucknow
There are many other tests in the bouquet of Kidney Function Tests.
When you are worried then you should see the reports of all the tests and compare them with the "normal range" as given by the Laboratory.
It may give you a lot of confidence but if you are still worried then please consult a General Physician with all the reports.
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Dr. Zaheer Ahmad
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It's normal.
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Dr. Anuj Mothsra
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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Dr. Kamlesh Kalsariya
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Ahmedabad
Normal
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Dr. Pragati Bhole
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25 yrs exp
Nagpur
Causes of rise in creatinine are dehydration, dietary factors, increased muscle mass, kidney diseases and certain medications.
For detailed evaluation of your case/further queries /guidance/management plan,whatsapp nine three seven zero two eight four three seven six or connect via Practo.
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