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A member asked:
My creatinine is 106umol/l after transplant is that good or i must have a dite ? thanks
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Seems very good,,: A reading anywhere between 60 and 110 umol/l is considered normal in adult men and would likely be ideal in a recently transplanted kidney. Other tests may be needed, like bun(blood urinary nitrogen), and regular check-ups, but this is apparently a great start. Best of luck.
Answered 7/1/2013
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