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 Creatinine Test Report


Welcome back to our channel, “Kidney Treatment Without Dialysis” Today, in this video, Dr Puneet Kidney Specialist will himself share every significant detail related to the #KFT_test. In this video, you will also learn about the role of Creatinine levels, Urea, Potassium, Chloride, Phosphate, Uric Acid, Bicarbonates, and Urine Test. When our kidneys stop functioning, they stop their filtration process that increases the level of toxins and waste compounds. Among them, two major waste compounds that determine the severity of kidney disease are Creatine and Urea.


This video will explain why high #creatininelevels do not necessarily mean that your kidneys are damaged. The use of "FFP" will explain to you the reality behind high creatinine and kidney disease. • F stands for fever that results in cold, cough and other infections. In this situation, the muscles movement results in the production of a high amount of creatinine. • F stands for fatigue, i.e., when a person works out vigorously for hours, the body naturally produces high creatinine. • P stands for Protein intake, i.e. those who consume foods rich in protein consume a huge amount of creatine, resulting in high creatinine problem. Taking care of these external factors can give relief from high creatinine levels. Next comes #Urealevel that is produced in the liver. Though external factors don't play a major role in increased Urea, they might affect its generation. These are: • A: Antibiotics • M: Liver Stimulus Medicines There are things everyone must know: • Increased Creatinine and Increased Urea means kidneys are damaged • Increased Creatinine and Decreased Urea means the situation is under control • Decreased Creatinine and Decreased Urea means kidneys are functioning well. Another reason why KFT Test Is advised is that it checks the Potassium level, which is 1000% more dangerous than kidneys. Its increased levels can result in Cardiac Arrest or Heart Failure. This video will also explain how high creatinine increases uric acid content in the blood, leading to severe kidney problems. If you are cautious about your kidneys, you won’t miss any detail in this video. Hence watch it to the end and know everything about KFT and why is it important for kidneys. Have any doubts or suggestions for this video? Make sure you share your concern in the comment section, and we will get back to you soon. Like and Share our video so that more and more people know about it. Do not forget to subscribe to our channel, as it motivates us to bring up amazing videos that might save you from kidney disease.

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