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My gfr was 74(if non african american) and 85(if african american) is my gfr normal? i was fasting and didnt drink water. can dehydration lower gfr?
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Normal: Yes it is normal and dehydration can affect the GFR especially if you have underlying renal issues.However your are normal.
Answered 3/8/2019
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