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I have a gfr of 79 no other abnorms. an increase of med dropped blood pressure to 90/69 but it has risen to 114/95. could this indicate kidney disease?
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Need more info: Likely not but What's difference of time between 2 BP readings, what's result of Urine analysis on those two separate occasions and what's serum albumin?
Answered 2/20/2015
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