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I was looking through my urine results and it said "creatinine results 194-units mg/dl " what does this mean, is t that really high? my dr said it was all normal but that's weird to me. 7 weeks pregnant?
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A creatinine of "194 mg/dl" is very high, and if true can indicate kidney disease. Check with your physician, and make certain that the value was not 1.94 mg/dl which is normal.
Answered 4/14/2022
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ExactLab values differ among labs. If your Doc says its normal it must be normal. If you have questions about a lab test the ordering MD is the best person to ask.
Answered 4/15/2022
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