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Last week my husband Has done whole body check up and  found that his  creatinine level is 1.09 , gfr value is 87 & uric acid is 7.4 and no protein in urine. in ultrasound report it is found that his right kidney is 7.8 cm and left kidney is 8.6 cm. he does not have bp and sugar and no issue in urine. He is 5ft 4 inch and weight is 63 kg . does it serious, what precaution he should take. local Doctor have not prescribed any medicine.
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