My creatinine is 1.4, my blood sugar is increased, and my blood pressure is 147 by 90. My urine report is normal. Please tell me if my kidneys are normal or not?

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Dr Kamran Mohammed

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Your creatinine is mildly elevated. Combined with high BP and sugar, this may indicate early kidney stress, even if urine is normal. It is important to keep your blood pressure and sugar under strict control to protect your kidneys. Please consult a doctor for long-term management.

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