What is Creatinine and How Does it Measure How Well the Kidneys are Working? | The Cooking Doc®

[@tommillia7816]

Going for my kidney results Today. Wish me Luck... First tests ever in my life n am 42 year's of age..

[@kathyrobertson4493]

Aren’t you lucky!

[@tarsala1995]

I'm doing sports whole my life and I did the blood test. It turned out that my cholesterol is high and creatinine is high but after analysis it turned out to be normal or even better than normal. High choresterol is bad mostly when triglicerides are also high. It's important to not look at measurements as independent from each other.

[@davidharrison8592]

When you say analysis, do you mean that you went to a kidney specialist?

[@ssktakk]

Lots of information simplified . Thanks

[@sivnair7014]

Excellent explanation. Thank you Doctor

[@zackgeldhof1206]

My husband has kidney failure. He had a THOUSAND times more creatinine than he should have! Needless to say we nearly lost him, but he's doing much better now! He's a chef and plans on making a Renal Diet cook book!

[@lindasanford8823]

L

[@lindasanford8823]

Let me know the name of his book I'll be his first customer

[@hazelnutespresso]

How did you help him? I might lose my dad soon due to his kidneys failing and I’m very scared

[@charlessavoie2367]

@@hazelnutespresso NO MEAT, no chicken and no fish. Get protein from amaranth, quinoa, peanut butter. Be aware that peanut butter has no methionine but its available as a supplement.

[@charlessavoie2367]

Avoid heavy exercise.

[@RyanWilliams222]

This is a good video! I learned things from it that confused me before (e.g., the relationship between creatine and creatinine). Thank you!

[@vasanthakumar1490]

Thanks for explaining so nicely to be understood

[@tahirhussain4019]

Thanks doctor For helping public

[@MrChambers91]

Very helpful easy to understand. Thank you

[@mariavidal5364]

Great video! Super informative

[@karkyrk8554]

you are such a gift to all people fortunate enough and wise enough to listen to your videos. Thank you so much for the excellent material you work so hard to produce and put out for all of us to learn by (especially as our healthcare system or I should say our sickness care system and our regular practitioners in it are almost useless in sharing or even knowing this info). Thank goodness to you and the kidney organizations and other great online resources. I do have one question about creatinine though: are there studies that show that having more creatinine in your blood is detrimental to your kidneys? and/or is it beneficial to keep your creatinine levels on the lower end when you do have ckd? (i have stage 2 egfr 72) eg could extensive workouts and too much exercise create more creatinine and actually put strain on kidneys that are already compromised? I imagine there aren't many studies on this because drug companies wouldn't benefit from looking into exercise versus drugs but you might have some insight on this either through studies or even via your own opinion which i would also value. Thank you so much again for all you do. It's truly life prolonging and hopefully life saving as well ❤️

[@kwajy08]

Thank you for your videos. Could you address the relationship between creatinine and GFR. Thank you Ben

[@thecookingdoc]

Great suggestion!

[@notpg13]

They both are connected high creatine will show low GFR

[@LastTrump7]

@@notpg13what about normal bun, creatinine 1.2 but GFR 58? Not dehydrated.

[@notpg13]

@@LastTrump7 your GFR is a bit low for your Creatine to be in okay range. Normally a GFR of 60 or above is considered normal. But you may have to take it lower protein intake, increase water intake and incorporate more high fiber foods to get your GFR number higher.

[@stephaniecasey745]

Thank you for this video, informative

[@way2pradeep]

Very informative Content and I have a question, My father is a dibetic patient and having 6.5 creatinine level.. how we can help to reduce that level and recently his weight is lost significantly so that cause this high creatinine or what should be the reason

[@FeAmiote]

Thanks Doc for the information.

[@Pretty_butterfly166]

Great information, Doctor. Thanks

[@williebarreto3248]

This is a very good video, my levels are high. This is due to being a bodybuilder also I are on pain medication. Doctor informed me when to not workout prior to bloodwork. This is to get a more accurate reading.

[@larshinkel7542]

my doc didn't tell me that. so I went to the bloodiest with a very sore body. my creatinin was at 714. I`m not shure what to do know. Weeks before the test I increase my protein intake and took creatine also( 2-3 gr a day) . I'm 54...maybe I should do a bit less of everything. My doc seems to have no Idea...

[@Shraken]

Interesting, my doctors PA told me to stop taking creatine because my creatinine levels were high (1.4 or 1.5 iirc). It's very frustrating to frequently hear opposing thoughts on medical issues and science. How are dummies like myself supposed to navigate this?

[@alissacook6937]

I am in nursing school and we have been learning about all of these lab values, but I was seeking additional information. Thank you so much for this video!

[@Shampak]

Hi Doc, my mother in law is suffering from a urine infections for nearly a year and after several antibiotics both Tablets and IV it is not getting better. She also has high creatinine, can unire infection cause creatinine to go high? I saw a few videos and no doctors mentioned about anything about Unine Infections which can go upto the kidneys. I'm from India, we have seen MDs, Nefrologists those who think it's happening due to the urine infection. I would really appreciate your take on this.

[@aldenreach4329]

Very nice explanation now i know

[@henryvaldez8117]

Thank you sir God bless you and yourFamily

[@huntermcelveen6094]

My kidney doctor doesn't explain anything to me he just keeps increasing meds. He's frightening me.

[@notpg13]

Ask questions and if it continues find a new nephrologist. You have to be your own doctor too sometimes. Learn as much as you can

[@kenetiashackleford198]

Mine either I'm searching for another endocrinologist

[@cherischeer138]

I had the same experience with my nephrologist. Fire that Dr! Find a new one who will help you formulate a positive, manageable program.

[@fractalife]

Thank you for explanation. One thing still I dont understand, a friend of mine just postpone the gym schedule because he had blood work done and got high Creatinine level, is high CK mean we should not excersice until it back to normal, or wait couple days?

[@janetblanc7658]

Brilliant Doctor, thank you

[@StefBarber]

Thank Cooking Doc! 👍🏻

[@essiepaz1177]

Thank you! I learned a lot!

[@rayperez6214]

great video Dr !

[@dianesolowy8010]

My creatinine clearance is 57 & sometimes gone down to 37 should I be worried cause some people I’ve read are on dialysis at 10 level?

[@minervagonzales3787]

Loved your video & thank you, sir. What does PROTEIN (1+, 2+ or 3+), BLOOD, MUCUS ( ttru UA) & BUBBLES /FOAM in the urine ( appearance) signifies, other necessary blood works needed & the necessary treatment ?? THANK you so much for your COMPASSION. GOD BLESS!

[@Mansmatters]

Very informative video

[@elizabethmensah2403]

Thanks for your educational video

[@paulfoote2706]

Please explain how to interpret differences between GFR estimated by creatinine and by Cystatin C.

[@notpg13]

GFR and Creatinine are connected so if your Creatinine is high your GFR will be lower.

[@johnely5050]

Thank you for a very informative video.

[@MrLibranda]

Usually, doctors are too busy trying to get through the day's many patients and thus will have quite a short time available for discussion with the patient.

[@richardeidemiller6739]

Too many scheduled in a day and many don't keep up with current findings. The kickbacks from drug companies is a very lucrative business. Vicki

[@jessicadraper2535]

I’ve recently been diagnosed with kidney disease and the last 2 weeks been nauseous and have bad pain in my kidneys- I went to the doctor and got an ultrasound and bloodwork- he said my creatinine was high but told me it was probably dehydration- I wasn’t dehydrated! What can I do - i’m still nauseous every day and in pain from my kidneys- any suggestions would be greatly appreciated- thanks ❤

[@notpg13]

Drink more water, eat less meat, and add more fiber to your diet

[@Mustufaaboabdallah]

​@nur-ej1uthow are you now? DO YOU GOOD

[@Mustufaaboabdallah]

​@nur-ej1ut my mother his creatinine high

[@megmucklebones7538]

I was told anything over 2.00 was something to worry about, mine is at 1.20 - with an eGFR of 60. However, I was told I don't have CKD, as my other tests - blood, protein etc.. Came back normal. They say its because of muscle mass, that my creatinine is so high. So, I tested this. I didn't train for 2 weeks, and my Creatinine went down to 1.0, and my eGRF went up to 72. Furthermore, my levels have been consistent like this for 9 years - so there was no progression into CDK, still, it worries me that I have an eGRF of 60!!! So, I've been told - by others that use the gym, to do a Cystatin C test, this apparently bypasses the Creatinine side of things while still giving you a more accurate representation of the state of ones kidneys. Paying £130 for someone to come to my house, take bloods then go test and send me the results 5 days later! Fingers crossed. I don't want to have to stop training or lower meat intake! As a side note, when seeing the Neph in hospital, they did a test and I came back POSITIVE for pANCA !!! WTF, thats a horrible disease that effects approximately 15/1 million people. But again, I suffer with no symptoms - this was thought to be a reason for my low eGFR score. WTF.

[@JamezUK123]

How are you doing now? Going through something similar myself. My gfr is 70 with creatinine at 118 umol (slightly higher than normal) but my urea is also slightly high. I train most days and was supplementing with creatine but was told to stop. I have no other risk factors associated with ckd so I'm convinced it's to do with training/supps. I've also heard of the cystatin-c test, did you get your results? Is it worth doing and who did you go through?

[@megmucklebones7538]

@@JamezUK123 Hey James dude.. I'm doing OK. Basically, I did the Cystatin C test and it came back within the normal range, so I put the whole 2 years worth of kidney worrying to rest. None of my other tests came in bad apart from the eGRF, so fk it. It's only because we have more muscle mass than the average pie eaten sob 😂. I would personally recommend you getting the tests done. Mine cost me £150 in total. I went with Youth Revisited. 90 for the test, 10 for the doctor to view the results and 40 for the women to come round and take a blood sample. This has to be from the arm and not a tube. I will get this done once a year and still get check for blood and protien etc.. Good luck bud, your kidneys are fine 👍

[@JamezUK123]

@@megmucklebones7538 glad to hear everything came back ok and I'm sorry you've been through 2 years of stress unnecessarily! I find it bizarre that some GP's don't understand the relationship between creatine/high protein diets/working out in general and elevated kidney blood results! Definitely better safe than sorry though so I'll get the Cystatin C test ordered. Out of interest, did you get much sense out of the Nephrologist in relation to your training/supps? What was their advice? I only ask because I can see a referral coming my way and I'd rather go armed with knowledge and having made any changes to my diet etc

[@agentfalafel5059]

I have the same ' problem'. I train 6 days a week, my GFR is 66 hence creatinine is higher. I was told that the more lean mass you have, the higher creatinine. This test is not accurate for people who lift

[@JamezUK123]

@@agentfalafel5059 if you're worried about it I'd definitely recommend the Cystatin C test mentioned above. Mine came back completely normal. I also came off creatine for a month and low and behold, everything went back to normal and my eGFR is back to over 90.

[@elringogans8763]

My levels came back at 11.5 mg/dL, below normal. What does this mean??? I workout regularly and have muscle mass. Very toned upper body/arms.

[@badonson]

Thanks Cooking for the simplified information. Is hitting the gym still recommended to those have CKD Stage 3A? Hope you notice this comment. Cheers

[@bluepilledworld]

Same

[@oscarastudillo2846]

Hello, which medicines may be altering protein in blood? Blood pressure and diabetes medications?

[@xiomaracuerodaza5930]

I got tested for creatinene and it turned out high, (31) but it makes sense as I work out regularly, although Im not muscular.

[@haramedia]

hi doc am so tired because of creatinine level 1.5 and I have face lot problem! how to regulate to normal

[@bbjumpman]

Do you have a lot of muscle mass and work out? Has your level always been high? High levels will not make you tired. Mine are high because I have a lot of muscle mass and work out 4-5 days a week.

[@Trainwithrr]

I am using creatine monohydrate and have s.creatanine level 1.5 ..is it a concern for me....what should i do...can u help me out

[@annjean8709]

Great video!👍🏽 Thank you for sharing.

[@123gwilco]

I was diagnosed with stage 3b disease. My creatinine got as high as 1.8. A student of mine , who is an endocrinologist learning English and lives in Brazil, told me I should be on a drug like Farxiga. I have been on this drug for about a year now and recently my creatine was measured at 1.32! Do I still have kidney disease or is my CKD being reversed. I read that this drug can STOP or SLOW the progression of CKD. Please explain what is going on and am I getting better. ALSO, I recently loss about 50 pounds because I have a lap-band on my stomach.

[@robertolson7304]

Reversed? 😂. It doesnt ever heal. Its broke for good.

[@notpg13]

Ask your nephrologist doctor to be sure.

[@nadersherif5742]

You should look into taking sodium bicarbonate

[@victorsmith-z9l]

I'm recovering from anti-GBM and ANCA. My current Creatinine level has been between 1.45 and 1.76 over the last year. Do you have suggestions on my diet. I eat little red meat however treat myself once in a while. I also limit potatoes and tomatoes. I eat more fish, chicken, turkey, eggs, fresh vegetables like bell peppers and salads. Fruits I like red and green grapes, canned cranberry sauce, and watermelon. I try and stay away from packaged foods.

[@thecookingdoc]

It sounds like you're doing all the right things! Sometimes after suffering an insult to the kidneys we just have a new baseline creatinine, but I would discuss this with your doctor.

[@beingroxy]

I saw a question that said that in renal dysfunction of older adults, the creatinine clearance levels would decrease? Is this correct?

[@Unrealistic-o9c]

Just not working out a few days can lower levels.

[@CarneGranada]

Thanks Doctor man

[@natschooler]

This is a great video Doc.

[@nebojsa1976]

Mine is 3.3. Microalbumin high and eGFR of 18. And intact parathyroid is sky high, like 600.

[@mp3lwgm]

How can I self test for Creatinine?

[@claudiacampion9148]

Please address any special care for those of us with only one kidney.

[@YOUNGESTEZE1]

You can eat everything with one healthy kidney. But know to red meat

[@ruthselden8637]

This information was very helpful. Thank you for the video.

[@musamehdiyevv]

Thank you

[@NgaNguyen-pz4pm]

I have 1772 high on my creatinine but my kidneys test is normal I’m not sure how to get creatinine lower

[@nathanzee-x8d]

Very vivid explanation Thank you 😊

[@Only60GamesPlayed]

My Mom was in stage 2 kidney failure due to Sickle-Beta Thalassemia! She recently died from acute liver failure 14 months shy of her 80th birthday. It was said that BLACKFOLK’S have a higher gfr due to genetics and supposedly our kidneys are different from every one else in world and we were more susceptible to kidney problems! Oddly though, BLACKFOLK’S kidneys are in high demand for renal transplantation in the world…or so it is said!

[@GOALo26]

I have been working out for years consistently & have been taking 5g of creatine per day. I never cycle it. My creatinine level is at 1.26 & last year was at 1.15. I have gained a lot of muscle since but my doctor told me to completely STOP taking creatine supplements. Also my eGFR is at 78 & last year was at 87. I feel like she doesn’t have all the knowledge about creatine & lifters but I was just commenting to get a second opinion if anyone else is going through what I’m going through

[@davidomahony5499]

Try drinking more water see if that helps filter creatinine better, fibre aswell

[@yvonneang2724]

I have a Kidney Disease with Creatinine and Amyloid

[@MariAmmaSar]

At 3:13, pls include units of measure : 0.6-1.3 micrograms/ litre ?? Or micromoles/ litre??

[@mujunimoses7076]

Just got creatinine levels of 0.4mmol/24hr for my 14 year old son is that too low to panic please i need some help to understand

[@Robloxshahmeer234]

Hey Doc.. love ur video m so tens about my mom she had critinine 2.0 she also a high bp patient... Her bp gose 220 by 130... Will u plz help me how can i cover my mom's critinine level?😢

[@VijayJindal-p1c]

How's ur mom now

[@Anon.5216]

My creatinne has gone up and I don't eat more than 4oz red meat 3 times a week. U never mentioned foods apart from red meat which also raise creatinine. As for being a cooking doctor where are ur tips on food or recipes?

[@Sarahdrybones]

I think that's too much.

[@gaillambert1729]

Is it good to take a milkshake containing creatine for atrophy muscle. Thank you

[@darlenemscott]

I have never had high levels but it has recently been flagged as low. There are no videos on low levels. Should people with low levels supplement while working to build muscle?

[@notpg13]

Ask your kidney doctor and see what they suggest. They may suggest more red meat

[@mattasrinivasmohan5808]

Very informative video. Creatinine value is more important than GFR since GFR is calculated from the measured creatinine value.

[@bijujoze4043]

Dr I have high URICACID and creatinine is in close to border, I heard red meat is not good for people with UA

[@flaveboss4029]

you are the best!

[@levivandoorn7973]

i recently got a blood test and had high creatinine levels and elevated ( slightly above normal ) kidney function, wondering if it's because i take 5G of creatine a day for strength training, is it safe to continue? I am 92KG male

[@notpg13]

Yes I believe its the creatine you take. Stop taking so much creatine if your creatinine is already too high that's the best advice I can give you.

[@michaelblodgett4704]

​@@notpg13I'm guessing that you are not a medical professional.

[@notpg13]

@@michaelblodgett4704 no, I am just a kidney health coach and a kidney expert who has dealt with kidney disease for over 7 yrs. 😊

[@tinaalbesa7929]

Hi Doc,mine is 0.2 is very low is bad for me? I'm 67 yrs.old thank you.

[@tsayberdida7162]

Hi doc my creatinine level 0.93 and how to regulate a normal?.thanks doc

[@duvalcampbell5796]

My creatinine level is 134 is that a good range?

[@bbjumpman]

Your fine

[@rebeccawhite3652]

Mine is 159

[@siryklyubov7989]

my la 148 ,is that ok?

[@ilsewenzel9424]

My Creatinine was 2.46. Your comment please. I am on a whole food, plant based diet with no meat and limited liquid (40 oz) I also used very very little salt. I have lost 31 lbs since April

[@DetroitHomeInspector]

Saw your post on the kidney vids. Why are you drinking so little water?

[@fallback8314]

@@DetroitHomeInspector how exactly does water help the kidneys?? it's blood that's being cleaned by the kidneys not water

[@J5423C]

​@@DetroitHomeInspectorI agree because we need to keep hydrated. It can affect the kidneys if dehydrated

[@oscarastudillo2846]

Doctor, if a patient had decreasing protein in urine within 2 years but increasing protein in blood, does it mean he has better or worse kidneys? He’s constantly with a loose stomach

[@kirkgray31]

great video, what if someone has normal creatinine like 1.21 (gym goer) but there egfr is 80….google doesn’t show a lot on this . Normal is above 60 but google says that it is kidney disease

[@hardeepkogar]

Dr.what about people with one functional kidney?

[@goldieleyva3002]

what about if your kidney has shrunk? One of my kidneys has shrunk down by over half it's size.

[@notpg13]

You need to go see a kidney doctor immediately

[@goldieleyva3002]

@@notpg13 I seen a kidney dr. That's how I know it shrunk. But the same dr said there is nothing he can do for me. Kidney disease can't be stopped. He wasn't much help at all.

[@notpg13]

@goldieleyva3002 he is right but your diet and drinking water is what matters most. I'd recommend do a high fiber and mostly plant based diet for maximum results. Also try walking everyday for 30 minutes

[@goldieleyva3002]

@@notpg13 Thank you so much. I'm going shopping and make some changes.

[@susilaranikambhampati1287]

what about diabetics effecting kiddies?

[@brianormonde2175]

What about being overweight? My doctor told me if I lose 15 - 20 lbs, my numbers should improve.

[@aminah761]

Me too

[@mechiloc7]

Just got my results back and mine is 1.36. How alarmed should I be

[@thecookingdoc]

depends what your baseline is, if you received contrast for imaging, drank enough water the day before, and many other things! it's best to discuss with your doctor :)

[@phreedomphile]

With rare exceptions, meat does not harm kidneys nor does it (and saturated fat) cause heart disease. This has been verified and reported in numerous studies published in high profile medical journals. The main problem we face is the overconsumption of processed foods, to include seed oils, and the dramatic rise of insulin resistance. Please do some in-depth research "Cooking Doc".

[@aminah761]

😂😂

[@notpg13]

If you're kidneys are already impared meat does impact your kidneys.

[@phreedomphile]

@@notpg13 The cautious approach for those with renal impairment is to focus on high fat meats for a ketogenic strategy with minimal protein level need met. It's the total protein absorbed that needs to be monitored in CKD. Plant protein is poorly absorbed, typically less than 50%.

[@bscsmscs1578]

this is a PROVEN FACT: High dietary protein intake can cause intraglomerular hypertension, which may result in kidney hyperfiltration, glomerular injury, and proteinuria. It is possible that long-term high protein intake may lead to de novo CKD

[@lorddavid5785]

I saw foam in my urine. I had itching all over my body and my ankles were swollen a little. My doctor prescribed a KFT. My blood Urea came 27.3 mg/dl and my creatinine came 0.97 mg/dl. My problems aren't due to the kidneys not working, are they?

[@Hasmirta3]

My Creatinine 1.19 level . Advice please

[@asabormabel6075]

Thanks,, My creactinne is 0.91 is it high, or danger?

[@fallback8314]

mine was like 1.2 in nov 2016 and 0.95 when i tested it again in june 2021

[@charleshammer2928]

Normal

[@matovushalom1358]

@@fallback8314 please can creatinine of 1.27 cause upper back pain?

[@fallback8314]

@@matovushalom1358 i don't see how. 1.27 isn't that bad. start drinking a lot of water now.

[@meenakshiaggarwal7731]

​@@fallback8314 did u check in between

[@randomhostonyourwifi9843]

Do you know if a high pH around 8.5 can affect the creatinine levels in urine (in vitro) over a period of 5 days?

[@rebekahdamyan9290]

what about creatinine in your urine, would it go down with kidney failure since in blood it goes up ?

[@rm-dc6tx]

Would have been much more helpful to give actual #'s and how to analyze the results..

[@charlottelock3375]

Someone please help! My eGFR level was 51 in March and no one contacted me. 3 weeks ago it was 42 it’s now 38. My blood levels are all fine. Urine sample is being done Tuesday. I’m not diabetic or high blood pressure. Is there anything else that could rapidly cause this decline? I am so scared. I can’t stop crying I’m only 29 and I feel like I won’t even see the new year.

[@allydozza]

Please go and see a nephologist

[@nadersherif5742]

Did you ever get any answers? I don’t have any health issues at all and my GFR dropped from the 90s to 65 which is very concerning but no clue why as everything else is good.

[@charlottelock3375]

@@nadersherif5742 nope they don’t know why. It’s made my health really bad and I can hardly sleep. It went from 38 to 47 to 54 to 51 and now 49 so it’s very up and down. Protein and blood in urine, blood tests 98% normal. Discussion in December of biopsy which should of been done in September!

[@charlottelock3375]

@@allydozza been seeing one since 8th September

[@nadersherif5742]

@@charlottelock3375 I’m so sorry to hear this. I can’t imagine how frustrating it is when you can’t figure out why! I hope you figure it out 🙏

[@wisecritic7197]

What's urine creatinine ? What's safe percentage level ?

[@RAkers-tu1ey]

I am a backpacker. My concern is Rhabdomyolysis. It is (relatively speaking) common among hikers and trail runners due to the levels of continuous exertion with regular spikes in effort. Any thoughts about prevention?

[@rockybalboa768]

Don't take statins or any cholesterol lowering drug.

[@nicholasgenovese2295]

My kidney count is 7.8 is that high? They keep saying that’s not really that high when I go to the hospital I live in New Mexico can you please answer me back thank you.

[@richardeidemiller6739]

Why are different facilities ranges different? Mine is normal from .50-1.10. I am 1.10. You said .60-1.3. I would feel a bit more comfortable with my level in your range 😁 GFR 58. Vicki

[@LastTrump7]

Is GFR of 58 ok with creatinine in the normal range?

[@Beauty-r2z]

Mine is 1.45 mg/dl, is it alarming?

[@marysinclair1214]

I wonder if that's why my creatinine is low I'm a vegetarian.

[@captainsmate5770]

I'm at 128..is that high?

[@oscarastudillo2846]

I thought having too much protein in urine meant the kidneys were damaged; you’re saying that if you have less urine protein is actually not good? Which one is it?

[@cmyoung14]

Just one comment. It's not Physician's Assistant. It's Physician Assistant. Might seem minor, but a lot of PAs get really worked up over this.

[@paulpacini]

I'm 37 years old. Urea 120 mg/dl. Creatinine 6.60 mg/dl. Uric Acid 8.44 mg/dl. Meaning?

[@mohamendabudulahi9620]

Serious look advice

[@mdeomania]

my creatinine level is 1.26 mg/dl is it in normal range?

[@Shajijosephravi]

Is it normal

[@matovushalom1358]

@@Shajijosephravi please can creatinine of 1.27 cause back pain?

[@matovushalom1358]

@@Shajijosephravi please is creatinine of 1.27 kidney decease? I have been having upper back pain for almost four months now and I lost weight so much. Please reply me

[@Shajijosephravi]

@@matovushalom1358 hi dude, i am not a doctor i was asking him if it was normal or not. On that note, after ingot 1.23 creatine level i went on a full week of proper hydration, avoiding meat the day before and also exercise avoiding the day before. I found my creatine level decrease a bit. What i am saying is that these things can have effect on the value. As far I know if you have back pain it is probably due to musle cramps , which is also a side effect of dehydration. Test after 2 weeks or even a month if you still find it increasing after 2 steady months you should probably see a doctor. Also I know creatinine is proportional to the size of the person and his muscle mass, higher muscle mass more creatinine and that is natural. These are all the knowledge I have about it, on the end note if you are not sure about anything you should see a doctor as it is your health. Thanks

[@notpg13]

​@matovushalom1358 please go see a doctor and switch to a renal diet just in case until you see a nephrologist doctor

[@Phillipinewannabe]

Good shit doc