Mar 20, 2011 · eGFR 71 86 66 79 89 72 78 Urea (3.3-6.7 nmol/L) 5.3 4.5 5.3 5.7 4.6 3.4 5 I'm afraid I can't get the layout right - it changes when submitted. The results follow the date order given at the top, except there is no eGFR result for 14/5, …

Mar 26, 2014 · I'm freaking out because recent lab results show an eGFR of 66, 60, and 66. But after considering everything, I'm not sure how much I should freak out. Here's the background: I'm a very fit and active 42 year old male. I workout vigorously several times per week. I have very low body fat and I tend to have low blood pressure with a low resting ...

Feb 26, 2013 · I had my GFR tested 2 months ago. It was 55. I am scheduled for a CTA scan with contrast dye. I was retested today and the results are GFR 66! and creatine level1.04 How is this possible? In the past 3 years my Gfr has gone from a low of 39 to this new high. I am worried because the CTA scan will now be done without hydration from the hospital.

Aug 26, 2010 · They sent me a copy of the results, and when looking over them, I am worried about my GFR level. So, when I looked at the results, my GFR was 66. The chart said anything above 60 is considered normal, but they had averages on there of where your GFR should be based on age and it is way off - I think it said average for my age group is 107.

Sep 23, 2008 · I have just learned my gfr is 69 and the normal lab range is over 89. I had a cystoscopy a couple of weeks ago for lots of blood in my urine and they could not find out the cause. I am 44 years old and wonder if a gfr of 69 is good or not?? - 69 is considered normal (toward the low end, though).

Apr 15, 2008 · In the past 2 years my GFR has been between 50-55. It's gone from that to in 6 months all of a sudden, now 41. I'm 57, female. When this first came to light, I saw a Neph, who did some further tests, but nothing else was found. I have normal BP, glucose, etc. So I have lab work every 6 months to check the blood chem. level. My primary Dr. does ...

Oct 29, 2008 · A GFR below 15 indicates that you need to start one of these treatments. At increased risk Risk factors for kidney disease (e.g., diabetes, high blood pressure, family history, older age, ethnic group) More than 90 1 Kidney damage (protein in the urine) and normal GFR More than 90 2 Kidney damage and mild decrease in GFR 60 to 89

Dec 14, 2008 · There are a few situations where the GFR can raise, most of them are bad, but a few of them are good. The bad way one's GFR can raise is exactly in the boat you are in: diabetic kidney disease. In general with age, one loses about 1ml/min of GFR a year; however, if you have full-on diabetic nephropathy, you lose 1mL/min per MONTH.

Nov 24, 2008 · I just got back from my doctor and they did blood work showing my GFR was 49 and my creatinine was 1.69. They were very concerned and referred me to a specialist. I lift weights 6-7 days a week. I'm 6', 255 lbs, roughly 12-14% Body Fat and 28 yrs old. I've been taking 5g of Creatine ethyl ester every

Oct 14, 2009 · CMP with Estimated GFR: Sodium / 138 / 135-145 ... Creatinine / 0.66 / 0.40-1.20 Bilirubin, Total / 0.3 ...