I was recently seen at my GP surgery for my 6 monthly "check up" (although I wouldn't call it a check up.. more like a tick box activity). I was seen by a nurse instead of a doctor. She asked how my blood sugars have been and I said "fine, they've been much better recently". She told me that my hba1c was still 8.1 though which is the same as it was in December, and is the highest it's been. After going through the other formalities, she was about to say goodbye when I asked her about my other blood test results. She told me that my kidney function was reduced to 71. She also told me this last time, but when I asked her about it, she didn't give me any information apart from "not to worry". but I AM worrying and it's causing me a great deal of stress. I've been unable to make apt with my GP yet as I have been so so busy and uni work is stressing me out.
I was just wondering if anyone could give me advice about the blood test they perform to look at kidney function? I've googled and have seen "normal" kidney function is >90. Am I doomed? Is there anythin I can do to make this better? The thought of having complications at a young age is making me so upset and stressed :thumbdown:
I was just wondering if anyone could give me advice about the blood test they perform to look at kidney function? I've googled and have seen "normal" kidney function is >90. Am I doomed? Is there anythin I can do to make this better? The thought of having complications at a young age is making me so upset and stressed :thumbdown: