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I have a kidney stone(confirmed) with no current symptoms, should i avoid creatine monohydrate?
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Yes!: You should not take creatine if you have a history of kidney disease or you have conditions such as diabetes which increase the risk of kidney problems because creatine in high doses can possibly cause kidney damage. Best of luck with your health!
Answered 3/12/2019
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