The glomerular filtration rate at the age of 60 is usually around 50~90ml/min.
The amount of filtrate produced by both kidneys per unit of time is called glomerular filtration rate (GFR), which is about 80~120ml/min in normal adults, and GFR will gradually decrease with aging, and GFR decreases by about 1ml/min per year after the age of 30 years old.The glomerular filtration rate at the age of 60 years old is about 50~90ml/min.
Currently, eGFR is commonly used to estimate glomerular filtration rate, and CKD-EPI is the more commonly used formula; in order to accurately assess, renal nuclide imaging GFR is more accurate.
Decrease in glomerular filtration rate should be evaluated in the context of the actual situation and be reviewed regularly, and if necessary, consult a regular hospital for a clear diagnosis.