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Hello,my creatinine is 15.68 what does that mean ? thanks
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Mg/dL: If the value you are giving is in mg per deciliter then that is a very elevated value and I hope that you are under the care of a physician. If not, you need to seek care immediately as an elevated level generally indicates that your kidneys are not working normally. Be seen!
Answered 9/12/2014
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