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Serium Creatine variations
A week ago sr. Creatine is 3.1 and started following complete naturopathy(15 days period) wilthout taking any salt, oil and protein food.i reduced 3 kgs weight. B. P around 120/80.
After one week, my sodium and potassium levels are normal but still Sr. Creatine increased to 3.8.
My creatine in 2019 was 1.7. I am still using medicines bas doctor suggested.
Please help me why sr. Creatine increases even after follow strict diet (Naturopathy) for a week.
I am naturopathy treatment for 15 days and one week completed, but sr. Creatine increased
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You have chronic kidney disease
We have find out the cause for CKD to understand the course of illness.
CKD can gradually progress over time or can be controlled based on the cause for CKD.
Earlier the treatment starts, the better
Taking alternate medicines (non allopathic) will further cause damage to the kidneys and increase the creatinine.
Having protein leak in urine will also cause creatinine to increase if not controlled at the initial stage
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Consult a Nephrologist and discuss about the illness in detail to ascertain the further plan of action
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Avoid non allopathic medicines like ayurveda siddha homeopathy etc
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