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Creatinine test
My dad has 1.28 creatinine he's diabetic since 15 years and urine acr test and other urine test are normal so 1.28 creatinine is cause for concern ?
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Normal creatinine range according to most of the labs is 0.6 to 1.2 mg/dL.
Your father's creatinine is slightly above the normal acceptable limits, which means there is some issue going on in his kidneys which is in the early stage.
Urine test for protein and albumin can be normal in certain conditions where still problems exist within the kidney.
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Creatinine of 1.28 is slightly abnormal
Is it a thing to worry ?
Absolutely Not
Sometimes even dehydration can cause slightly elevated creatinine
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Do a USG KUB
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Follow up the creatinine serially once a month for next two months.
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Be on regular follow up with your doctor
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No it is within range
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If serum creatinine is increasing sequentially then it is of concern
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