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My serum creatin is 1.27, how to reduce
What should I eat and what not .my BP is 72/116, I have no other problem.i excesise regularly also weight training
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HELLO, U R WITH TRAINER SO U RIN SAFE HANDS, ITS NORMAL ALMOST. U R DOING ALREADY EHICH I M GOING TO SUGGEST.
TAKE VEGITARIAN DIET LIGHT .
RAW SALAD, FRUIS, JUICE. THAT'S ALL. U REALLY DON'T NEED NOTHING. OK.
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With your history of hypertension. A urine micro albumin should be done to look for early nephropathy. But you mentioned of weight training which can increase muscle mass, so it may normal to have a slightly raised creatinine.
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1.27 can be normal for a body builder but still do a urine microalbumin to rule out nephropathy
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