Talk to Nephrologist on High Creatinine And Low EGFR

No hypertension and diabetic history. The subject is athletic built with active life style and weight within range.

ur hydration ?

A mild Hydronephrosis is seen in left K necessitating a careful hydration therapy. Overall the Fluid Intake: 1–2 liters per day.

high protein diet history or any history of smoking ?

Thank you for your response. Any specific questions on history required?

All pathology reports are within normal limits except the one mentioned earlier. The most recent CT scan indicates a solitary calculus in the left distal ureter, which has reduced in size from 9 mm (as per the previous CT scan) to 4.6 mm. Notably, when the calculus measured 9 mm, the eGFR was recorded at 59 mL/min/1.73m². However, despite the reduction in calculus size to 4.6 mm, the eGFR has declined to 48 mL/min/1.73m

All reports like Calcium, Albumin, IgE, Total, Anti nuclear AB, Anti dsDNA, Complete Rheumatology Serum are normal except Creatinine and Uric Acid which are below normal range but not dangerous levels . No diabetic or hypertension issues.

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No smoking history. However due to extensive gym work out the protein and creatine intake were higher. However after detection of calculus the protein and creatine intakes were abandoned (tho the gym routine continues). Despite discontinuing this the consistent decline in eGFR below normal levels is a matter of great concern. Regards