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Kidney issue
My father has cretanine 1.38 and doctor has said a little defect in kidney has come because he was on antibiotics in March for about 20 days due a chest infection plus he is diabetic patient, gone from heart surgery in Nov 19.
Pls suggest me what things to eat and what to avoid in order to protect kidney.
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Dr. Sumanta Kumar Mishra
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8 yrs exp
Bhubaneswar
Creatinine of 1.3 is almost normal. No need to worry much,but keep diabetes under control. Consult a dietician for diabetic and real diet if creatinine increases further.
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