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Hi my gfr is 78.2, serum fasting level is 9.8, serum sodium level 141mmmol/l, serum pottassium level 5.0 mmol/l how do i improve these results?
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See nephrologist: You kidney function seems sub-normal and you should consult a kidney doctor, nephrologist. It is not clear what is 9.8. You may benefit from limiting your protein and sodium intake, however, it is imperative to see a kidney doctor. Wish you good health!
Answered 11/18/2017
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