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- How does GFR move up and down so dramatically?
Yes, Ginger, GFR at 26 The diet you mention is my mantra and has been for 10 years I'm beginning to think PKD is simply deteriorating my kidneys Maybe that's just the disease and it progresses regardless
- Reason for GFR level to fluctuate from 20 to 57? - Mayo Clinic Connect
I had labs in January and my GFR was 20 The labs were repeated at a different doctor in February and my GFR was 44 Labs done again this week and now at 57 My GFR level has remained in the mid 70’s for the last 4-5 years What causes a sudden drop from 72 to 20? And what caused it to go back up to 57? Is it normal for the GFR levels to fluctuate? Just confused and looking for answers
- Is this age-related decline in GFR or kidney disease?
Excerpt: GFR gets lower with age, even if you don't have kidney disease But no matter how old you are, a GFR below 60 for three months or more means you have kidney disease " So it looks like your doctor is monitoring you to see whether the lower value of 52 is a one-time reading or if this is a new trend that may indicate kidney disease
- What to do if EGFR is 19? - Mayo Clinic Connect
So when my GFR was around mid 20s we switched bulk of our diet to to Lentil Vege and occasional fish, Lentil and vegetables have "soluble protein" and have benign impact on kidneys
- Has anyone had their GFR drop 20 points in less than year?
In January 2024 my GFR went from 53 to 43 It dropped another 11 points between May and August My Albumin Creatine Ratio is 1500 My nephrologist seems totally unconcerned I am scared I also have MGUS Does anyone have these kind of numbers? What did your Doctor say?
- Is GFR rate of 37 worrisome? - Mayo Clinic Connect
Is GFR rate of 37 worrisome? Posted by robbie44 @robbie44, May 29 3:07pm I'm diabetic, but handle is not too badly My latest GFR is 37 I saw the results on the lab site, but my doctor would have seen it, but hasn't mentioned it to me at all Should I be concerned?
- GFR home self test - Mayo Clinic Connect
Are there any GFR home self test that you can get the results at home instead of taking or sending it to a lab?
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