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Is The Level Of Creatinine In Blood 1.27 Normal ?
after bus journey or running some time if i measure my blood pressure, then my bp - 160/100 or 150/90 .if i measure after one hour my bp- 130/85 , if i measure after two hour my bp 125/80 or 120/80 or 115/75 . other time 120/80 or 115/75 . is it problem? and is renal disorder cause of high BP. my test result 1.r.b.s - 5.4 2. creatinine in blood -1.27 lipid profile 1.total 181 2.hdl 25 3. ldl 131.4 4.trig. 123 electrolytes 1. sod-144 2. pota-4.2 3.chloride 104.00 ecg ok urine-ok
Sat, 17 Sep 2011
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Dr. Rangadhar Satapathy's
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Your all reports are absolutely normal. The creatinine level is absolutely normal. The normal value of creatinine is 0.5 to 1.5. So nothing to be worry at all. Regarding the blood pressure here is the detail. Blood pressure means the pressure of the blood exerts on the wall of the blood vessels during flowing. What you eat that absorbs into blood and transport to all your trillion and trillions of cells passing through blood. Inside the cells they are burnt (i.e. called metabolism) and the essential substances are produced and the unused materials are expelled out to the blood again and pass to the kidney . for every work you need energy the energy is produced inside your cells from the nutrients and oxygen that comes through blood. When you run you need more energy so your cell need more nutrients and more oxygen and thus more blood should flow so that the cell requirement can be fulfill. So for this purpose more blood flows and that’s why it exerts more pressure and that is why your blood pressure rises. It is normal phenomena. If you have diarrhoea, or severe vomiting or profuse bleeding your blood pressure will be low. So what you are telling your blood pressure is varying it is normal. Blood pressure will vary according to the situation. Thank you
For further detail you can contact at multicare.homeo@yahoo.com
Welcome to healthcare magic forum
Your all reports are absolutely normal. The creatinine level is absolutely normal. The normal value of creatinine is 0.5 to 1.5. So nothing to be worry at all. Regarding the blood pressure here is the detail. Blood pressure means the pressure of the blood exerts on the wall of the blood vessels during flowing. What you eat that absorbs into blood and transport to all your trillion and trillions of cells passing through blood. Inside the cells they are burnt (i.e. called metabolism) and the essential substances are produced and the unused materials are expelled out to the blood again and pass to the kidney . for every work you need energy the energy is produced inside your cells from the nutrients and oxygen that comes through blood. When you run you need more energy so your cell need more nutrients and more oxygen and thus more blood should flow so that the cell requirement can be fulfill. So for this purpose more blood flows and that’s why it exerts more pressure and that is why your blood pressure rises. It is normal phenomena. If you have diarrhoea, or severe vomiting or profuse bleeding your blood pressure will be low. So what you are telling your blood pressure is varying it is normal. Blood pressure will vary according to the situation. Thank you
For further detail you can contact at multicare.homeo@yahoo.com
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your reports tell that ur creatinine is in abnormal range. it indicates that u have some kidney dysfunction and it results in hyper tension (high BP). high BP badly affects kidney and is a cause to kidney dysfunction. both are corelated phenomena. so u must consult a nephrologist.
Dr.Aseem
aseemadhuri@gmail.com
9982583020
your reports tell that ur creatinine is in abnormal range. it indicates that u have some kidney dysfunction and it results in hyper tension (high BP). high BP badly affects kidney and is a cause to kidney dysfunction. both are corelated phenomena. so u must consult a nephrologist.
Dr.Aseem
aseemadhuri@gmail.com
9982583020
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