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Creatine level
Sir My father is 46 and and diabetes and blood pressure 130/40
In his creatine test the range in 1.3 is it
Sir can it be reduced or it is permanent.
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Yes it can be reduced by proper medication and diet change .
Do get a consultation for further advice
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opt for low protein diet
avoid non veg food
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Would like to discuss in details and provide apt solution. Kindly consult.
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In dm and hypertension kidneys are first to get affected soo reduce his protein diet and keep diabetes under control and COSULT
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Kindly discuss for your concern
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In DM, it will increase slowly and it can't be reversed. Don't worry about this
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Dr. Bishwa Prakash Mishra
General Medicine
10 yrs exp
Delhi
Yes ,it can be reduced
Kindly consult for detailed query
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