That’s interesting @Guzzler. That seems to imply regardless of anyone’s results they have some degree of kidney disease??
If a reading is >90 then you are stage 1. How do they score no kidney disease? My reading fluctuates every time I’m tested. >90, 85,>90 75. Does that mean I’ve got some degree of kidney disease? Something else to worry about. Doc never mentioned it...
That’s interesting @Guzzler. That seems to imply regardless of anyone’s results they have some degree of kidney disease??
If a reading is >90 then you are stage 1. How do they score no kidney disease? My reading fluctuates every time I’m tested. >90, 85,>90 75. Does that mean I’ve got some degree of kidney disease? Something else to worry about. Doc never mentioned it...
The fluctuations are a normal part of the body rebuilding/repairing itself. Only when (I think) one has high inflammation which stays in a high range or progresses does it signal problems. Inflammation as signalled by the protein can take some time to right itself but only if the cause of the inflammation is being addressed.
That’s interesting @Guzzler. That seems to imply regardless of anyone’s results they have some degree of kidney disease??
If a reading is >90 then you are stage 1. How do they score no kidney disease? My reading fluctuates every time I’m tested. >90, 85,>90 75. Does that mean I’ve got some degree of kidney disease? Something else to worry about. Doc never mentioned it...
My contribution is to highlight that if you are on Metformin it is wise to have the reviewed asap.
My eGFR moved from 62 to 75 recently. The main difference in my diet was consuming more Liver, Kidney and duck eggs. Incidentally my meat and fish consumption has gone up.