Kidney function indicators include blood creatinine, urea nitrogen, urine protein, etc. Blood creatinine alone cannot determine whether kidney function is normal.
The normal value of blood creatinine is about 53-106μmol/L for male and 44-97μmol/L for female, if male, the blood creatinine is in the normal range; if female, it suggests that the blood creatinine is on the high side, which can be categorized into two kinds: physiological and pathological. Physiological ones include strenuous exercise, consuming large amount of meat, etc. Pathological ones include diabetic nephropathy, chronic nephritis, etc.
Blood creatinine is one of the indicators that reflect the glomerular filtration function, in addition to blood creatinine, reflecting renal function indicators, such as urea nitrogen, urine protein, etc., can not be based solely on the level of creatinine to determine whether the renal function is normal.
Patients who suspect abnormal renal function should go to the hospital in time, improve the examination under the guidance of professional doctors, clarify the cause and timely treatment.