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What is the sdma test for? if values are elevated, meaning?

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SDMA: As I understand it, The symmetric dimethylarginine test is a very specific measure of kidney function and if it is elevated it points to kidney pathology and should lead to other tests to determine the type of kidney disorder. A nephrologist is best qualified to answer your question and advise you.

Answered 3/17/2017

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