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A 40-year-old female asked:

Had blood work done. my creatinine was 0.68 gfr >60 bun/creat ratio 37.9 urea nitrogen 19 sodium 139 potassium 5.3 chloride 106. is this all normal.

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Dr. Quresh Khairullah
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Nephrology and Dialysis 44 years experience
See below: The labs appear normal. The pottassium level is slightly on the higher side but in the normal range.The GFR is the better way to judge kidney function rather than creatinine.
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