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Serum creatinine 0.69
I did my KFT today . It shows low serum creatinine.
Attaching my reports here.
I had pain in my right abdomen.
Reason for testing.
Should I be worried?
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Low creatinine is not an issue at all.
Normal creatinine ranges from 0.6 to 1.2 according to many labs.
Your creatinine is normal
Low creatinine can be because of good kidney function or low body mass.
Your urine report shows presence of blood (RBCs)
So better get evaluated for it
It may be due a stone, which can cause abdomen pain and blood in urine.
Nothing to suggest urine infection or any other major kidney problem
Next Steps
Do an ultrasound scan KUB
Repeat your urine test after 2 weeks
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Drink plenty of water, 3 litres per day minimum
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You get it done your ultrasound KUB, you may be having kidney stone. Your urine is showing blood/RBCs.
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