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My creatinine is 1.69 mg/dl. the normal values are 0.6---1.44 mg/dl. what does it mean?
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See answer: Serum creatinine is an indirect measure of kidney function. A level of 1.69 WOULD indicate CKD with reduced kidney function. However certain factors may elevate Creatinine despite normal kidney function: A very high muscle mass(weight lifters, competitive athletes[Rugby])can increase creatinine. Certain activities prior to test: Weight lifting, Creatine supplements, Eating large cooked meat meal.
Answered 6/30/2018
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