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Is this age-related decline in GFR or kidney disease?

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@cheyne @windyshores While your discussions about diabetes and the related glucose numbers are interesting, I am wondering if your comments would be better suited to a thread within the diabetes and endocrine support group? There, you might have more members be able to chime in with comments. They aren't really going to find your postings here in the kidney and bladder group, let alone this thread about eGFR.
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/group/diabetes-and-endocrine-problems/
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cheyne | @cheyne | 4 hours ago

Hi,
Possible you may be correct, but as long as a question is asked of me here this is where it should be answered. Yes I know it goes off topic, I'm acutely aware of that, but it is out of my control and has snowballed.
Do I rudely ignore the questions, answer with a complete response or point out that questions here off topic are frowned on?
I await instruction.
Cheers

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