See doc.: The increase in serum Cr indicates a significant decline in renal function and needs a good explanation. Degree of absolute dysfunction is not possible to estimate without more info. You should see your primary care doc or a nephrologist to help understand the underlying disorder. It could be as simple as dehydration or a medication effect, but could also represent a serious underlying disease.
Answered 9/29/2016
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High creatinine: That increase in creatinine is significant . Normal creatinine for men is 1.3 . Being a diabetic, you need to see a nephrologist for evaluation. Do not take any NSAID meds like Advil (ibuprofen) .Be sure to discuss this with your PCP and endocrinologist. They might want to repeat the creatinine first.
Answered 8/21/2014
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