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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
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?
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
My nephrologist wants me to take Jardiance for CKD? However, my e-GFR puts me at stage 2 CKD On the other hand, I have serious proteinuria, a hallmark of ITG (My nephrologist writes I am at Stage 2 3 in appt summaries ) I gather that Jardiance Farxiga lessen proteinuria There are about 10 of us in the world with idiopathic ITG so the efficacy of Jardiance is unknown for us
eGFR of 39 with only one kidney - cause for concern? I’m 4 months post-complete nephrectomy with an eGFR of 39 Receiving Keytruda infusions every 6 weeks for Stage 3 clear cell renal cell carcinoma in hopes of preventing spread or recurrence Nephrologist doesn’t seem too concerned about the eGFR rate being 39 or the creatinine level staying at 1 9, but I know those are NOT ideal numbers Any cause for concern, and also anything I can do to
When to be concerned about eGFR? - Mayo Clinic Connect My GFR went from 70 to 62 to 53 in 9 months, which seemed awfully fast to me, especially after reading that as we get older it is normal for it to go down 1 unit per year The last 3 times it was checked it was 53, 57, 56, so it seems to have stabilized I’m going to concentrate on getting my blood pressure and cholesterol down
GFR down from 58 to 43. 8 over 3 years | Mayo Clinic Connect At the time, my GFR was 54 4 Another blood test on 29 December showed GFR of 48 I've recently had my first annual CKD check, and GFR was 43 8, so just tipping over to stage 3b This is suggesting a drop of over 10 in a period of 9 months, which I understand from reading clinical articles is quite a fast decline