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Serum creatinine
Hello doctor. My mother,46, had some blood tests done because we found out her Hb was low. Out of the several tests done like serum iron, Vit B12, TIBC, PBS one was Sr Creatinine. Her creatinine was 0.55. Reference values were (0.6-1.4). Isn't this slightly lower than the given reference range?
Doctor assured us that it's normal.
After all the tests, Doctor diagnosed her with IDA. But I'm worried because her Sr creatinine was slightly low.
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Nothing to worry just take treatment for IDA , nothing to worry
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Low serum creatinine in indian female is absolutely common and is nothing to worry about. It's because of low muscle mass in indian and depends on body weight ang gender.
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take treatment for IDA. you can ask her to do physical exercises to increase muscle mass
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creatinine being high is problematic. it indicates kidney failure. Lower side is good.
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