Question 1

how to reduce creatinine level from blood?my mothers level is 1'she is 57.she is diabetic and suger hba1c is 7.7.and cpk is 91iu.how to control?

Accepted Answer

Mother: At your mother's age she should be seeing a diabetes specialist to rid mother from diabetes. YES - diabetes at this age can be overcome!

Question 2

how to reduce creatinine level from 4.9, having protein in urine of 67 mg. person also have fasting blood sugar of 160 and now slowly coming to normal?

Accepted Answer

Lowering creatinine: It seems as if this person has diabetes. Apparently, this person has seen a physician. The creatinine (c) is dependent on a person's sex, age, weight and race. To know what the renal function, a 24 hour urine for (c) clearance and protein needs to be done as well as a renal ultrasound. Go to physician and have the glucose controlled. The c may not go down but may not increase with therapy

Question 3

how to reduce the creatinine level in the human body?

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CONTROL DIABETESE/BP: All you can do is to control diabetese and blood pressure, and modify your diet
having said that you have to reduce the total amount of protein you are consuming if your kidneys are not functioning right.

Question 4

how to reduce serum creatinine level in a 70 yrs old diabetic lady having diabetic nephropathy?

Accepted Answer

Unlikely : If it is truly diabetic nephropathy it cannot be reversed. Sometimes there is increase in acute conditions in which case it may decrease. You can slow down the rate of rise by controlloing bp, blood sugar. Avoid anti inflammatory pain medications.

Question 5

how to reduce the level of creatinine for a patient who is diatebetic for more than 30yrs and what is the normal value ?

Accepted Answer

Diabetes and creatin: Normal level of creatinine in blood is 0.6 to 1.2mgmdiabetes effects kidneys if the diabetes is not well controlled, and causes elevation of creatonine level.It is very difficult to reduce the level, but if you control biabetes and keep BP normal you can prevent it from getting worse, if it is too high over six then dialysis may be indicated and will bring the level down.

Question 6

sodium-133, potassium-5.2, urea-105, creatinine-4.2. how to reduce the urea and creatinine levels?

Accepted Answer

Renal failure: The numbers suggest renal failure . You need to discuss with physician urgently there are reversible forms of renal failure. Removal of medications, dehydration can be a cause as well as chronic diseases high blood pressure, diabetes, and primary disease of kidney.The ratio of BUN to creatinine greater than 21 suggest prerenal events such as dehydration.

Question 7

how can i reduce creatinine levels?

Accepted Answer

Treat the cause: High creatinine level is not a problem in and of itself. High creat does not cause a problem or symptoms. Rather, it is a sign that the kidney is slow eliminating waste (including creatinine waste).  This slow function is due to a reason whether it is kidney tissue aging or disease or other reasons like blockage of kidney flow. If u decrease creat without improving kidneys, u still have a problem.

Question 8

by brother,s creatinine level 10.2 how is reduse his creatinine level...?

Accepted Answer

Kidney Specialist: 33y/o male says, My brother's creatinine 10.2 how to reduce his creatinine level? First if this number is actually correct the person should be under a Doctor's care, Specifically A Kidney Specialist Doctor. Do that quickly if possible.

Question 9

what kind if food that is need to eat if you have 8.5 creatinine and 8.5 hemoglobin what best food to reduce creatinine levels.

Accepted Answer

No such thing : Creatinine is not a toxin, it's a crude surrogate marker used to calculate how much blood is cleaned per unit time and body surface. I'm assuming you are or staked asking for a dialysis patient. For diet, you mainly need to worry about potassium on phosphorus content as well as sodium. Those are far important. But there is no food to lower creatinine.

Question 10

hi i'm rami
my mom have a high creatinine level 8.57 in the heamatology report and i want to help her, she's 53, what to do to reduce it?plz help, thanks

Accepted Answer

Need to find the cau: Need to find the cause, and she needs to see a nephrologist as she may need treatment depending on the cause.She does need medical attention asap.We need more information to tell you what it may be.Like if she is a diabetic, hypertensive, anemic, what her electrolytes are, what does the urine show and any other co existing conditions.
So consult a nephrologist asap.

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How to reduce creatinine level from blood?my mothers level is 1'she is 57.she is diabetic and suger hba1c is 7.7.and cpk is 91iu.how to control?

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How to reduce creatinine level from 4.9, having protein in urine of 67 mg. person also have fasting blood sugar of 160 and now slowly coming to normal?

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How to reduce the creatinine level in the human body?

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How to reduce serum creatinine level in a 70 yrs old diabetic lady having diabetic nephropathy?

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How to reduce the level of creatinine for a patient who is diatebetic for more than 30yrs and what is the normal value ?

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Sodium-133, potassium-5.2, urea-105, creatinine-4.2. how to reduce the urea and creatinine levels?

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How can i reduce creatinine levels?

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By brother,s creatinine level 10.2 how is reduse his creatinine level...?

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What kind if food that is need to eat if you have 8.5 creatinine and 8.5 hemoglobin what best food to reduce creatinine levels.

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Hi i'm rami my mom have a high creatinine level 8.57 in the heamatology report and i want to help her, she's 53, what to do to reduce it?plz help, thanks

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