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Creatinine is an important indicator for diagnosing whether you have kidney disease or not. Usually high creatinine is a kidney-related problem, and any high creatinine is life-threatening, so reducing high creatinine is urgent for every hi...Read More
Creatinine is a major indicator of kidney function. When it comes to high creatinine, it is worth mentioning, which may indicate some damages on kidney tissues. The normal creatinine level is 0.6-1.2 for men and 0.5-1.1 for female. Creatini...Read More
Creatinine is a byproduct of muscle metabolism. When you have reduced muscle mass, creatinine level tend to be low. However, many factors can also cause low creatinine. If you happen to have low creatinine level, it may be induced by the fo...Read More
High creatinine level caused by kidney disease is a very severe condition, as it occurs which may indicate kidney function decline. Thereby, lowering high creatinine is very important for kidney disease patients. Immunotherapy is a combinat...Read More
With the development of Polycystic Kidney Disease, high creatinine level is often suffered by many PKD patients. If left untreated, it will worsen the condition and cause further kidney damage. Thus, to lower creatinine level is crucial for...Read More
Creatinine is a by-product of metabolic muscles. Normally kidneys can filter them out of the body with urine. When kidneys are damaged, creatinine may pile up in the body, causing high creatinine level. In this condition, dialysis may be re...Read More
When creatinine level is too high, dialysis or kidney transplant are often offered. Dialysis is definitely able to reduce high creatinine level to some extent, but it is not natural and has to be taken for several times a week. And sometime...Read More
We know creatinine level is a major indicator of kidney function. Usually the higher the creatinine level is, the poorer kidney function is. However, does high creatinine level always be dangerous? 1. Creatinine and kidney disease Creatinin...Read More
