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I am 52 years old. i exercise daily - play tennis and walk 5 kilometres everyday and swim as well in summer, have muscular legs. my bp is 110/73 and urinalysis is normal. i am worried as creatinine is 1.29 and has been steady for last 3 years.
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Not an issue: Stable creatinine value at 1.29 in a muscular person engaged in physical activity is not a cause for concern.
Answered 8/28/2017
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