Yes: Assuming that these lab tests are in chronological order, you are showing some decrease in renal function over time. While different labs may show slightly different results, your last (8/12) result is trending downward. Your estimated GFR is now less than 60, and that is a sign of impaired renal function. You and your physician should review meds and other factors that could be modified..
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EGFR limitations: You seem to be concerned with your varying estimated GFR (egfr) levels. You lab data shows only creatinine (levels). To find out your actual kidney function see a nephrologist (n) and have a 24 hour urine collection for a c clearance. This will give you your actual level of renal function, not an estimate. A n will let you know if you should or should not be worried about your kidney function.
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