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Cyastatin C 1.16 MG/L
Cyastatin C 1.16 MG/L & eGFR=120 mL/min/1.73 m2 in blood test refers what? Can we able to decrease cyastatin levels in blood. I am having hypothyroid
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You can take that value as normal
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