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Six years diabetic creatinine level 1.05 before two week egfr 82.9 after two weeks creatinine 1.09 is it normal?
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Yes: The difference between the two readings is not meaningful. However, if the level keeps rising, that would be a cause for concern. Please discuss with your doctor about getting your urine tested for microalbuminuria.
Answered 7/12/2016
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