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What does high glucose , blood urea nitrogen and creatinine but low gfr usually indicate diabetes or kidney problems?
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Both: It can mean diabetes plus kidney problems associated with diabetes, called diabetic nephropathy. There are other causes of renal insufficiency as well.
Answered 9/29/2016
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