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What is the relation between ureter ston and high level of serum ceriatenin?
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The urethral stone : Can cause back up of urine and decreased functioning of your kidneys with subsequent elevated creatinine. Cut down on salt and protein/ meat intake.Follow up with your kidney dr. Let's hope and pray that your condition is reversible. Take care!
Answered 3/4/2016
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