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A pregnant patient has high serum creatinine. how it can be reduced?
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See below: During pregnancy the kidney actually works harder and increases function and this results in a lower serum creatinine than before pregnancy . Having a higher creatinine means there has been damage to the kidney in the past and the kidney cannot increase its functioning capacity and needs to be investigated.
Answered 8/6/2013
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