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Creatinine 1.4, Sodium 135, other parameters almost Normal. How much kidney is effected? What precautions should I take now to save kidney ?
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High creatinine indicates kidney disease which could be due to long standing Diabetes and Hypertension. We need to do some tests which I have mentioned below. You need to keep your blood sugar levels and blood pressure well controlled. Please consult a dietitian for a diet plan. At age of 73; creatinine of 1.4 means kidney function is reduced by 40% However this shouldn't be cause of anxiety and can be managed medically
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