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andrev92595
andrev92595

I'm 24. GFR 93,1 Creatine 1,1, Urea 31,3 .. I urinate 3-4 times a day. I am very afraid please help

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  • matt66
    matt66 andrev92595

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    Hi Andrev,

    As we all told you previously, GFR of 93 at age 24 is perfect. Creatinine of 1.1 is absolutely within normal range. The Urea might be slightly elevated, but that can depend on the range that lab uses. Advice from all the kidney pages will say "Consult your doctor". Have you seen your doctor since your last post??

    Urinating 3-4 times a day does not mean much I'm afraid. You need to tell us how much you drink a day, how often etc. If you had (for example) a can of drink(330ml) 3 times a day, I doubt you would even make 4 pees a day. If you drank 3 litres though it's going to be more. Don't forget your bladder size also has an effect. I think I read once that average bladder is 300-400ml, and at night can stretch up to about 600-800ml.

    So, discuss urea with your doc, but it does not sound like you have any signs of kidney failure at all. Bear in mind all of us on here are not qualified medical people and are offering our opinions from experience. (I have had kidney failure for several years, been on dialysis for a few years and now have a transplant).

  • sarah77498
    sarah77498 andrev92595

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    I agree with Matt, please just consult with your doctor. You have received advice previously and seem intent on only hearing what you want to hear (i.e. that you have kidney failure). Do you happen to suffer with health anxiety? See your doctor for further advice. 

     

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