One more inquiry about creatinine

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[ Home ] [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followups ] [ FAQ ] [ Back to Messages ] Message Posted by Jerome on November 18, 2000 at 14:28:17: First I want to thank Rob and Eliomedsa again for easing my anxiety about the creatinine level. The last question I really have is what can cause a higher than 'normal' reading in some people? I understand muscular people w/ streneous excercises can have higher readings. But that wouldn't really apply to me. I know that dehydration can do it. What about a high protein diet or strenous activity right before the blood test? Can it fluctuate, sometimes out of the 'normal range'? It's just weird that my doctor didn't think anything was wrong with my 1.7, but the nephrologist did seem a bit more concerned. Anyway, thank you all again. Jerome Follow Ups Re: One more inquiry about creatinine Rob 01:18:34 12/04/00 (1) Re: One more inquiry about creatinine rob51oh 10:29:29 12/06/00 (0) Post a Followup If you post a followup: Please review our message board guidelines. Please keep messages on topic. Advertising messages are not permitted on this board. Please report any violations to webmaster@healthboards.com Name: E-Mail (optional): please note: your e-mail address will be visible for others to see. Subject: Message: (add your reply here) : First I want to thank Rob and Eliomedsa again for easing my anxiety about the creatinine level. The last question I really have is what can cause a higher than 'normal' reading in some people? I understand muscular people w/ streneous excercises can have higher readings. But that wouldn't really apply to me. I know that dehydration can do it. What about a high protein diet or strenous activity right before the blood test? Can it fluctuate, sometimes out of the 'normal range'? It's just weird that my doctor didn't think anything was wrong with my 1.7, but the nephrologist did seem a bit more concerned. Anyway, thank you all again. : Jerome Optional Link URL: Link Title: Optional Image URL: Note: The moderator has the right to delete any message deemed inappropiate for this board. Repeat violators of healthboards policy will be permanently barred from the boards. Reminder - No ad messages permitted!

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