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Replies to "Yes, Ginger, GFR at 26. The diet you mention is my mantra and has been for..."
@mrainne I have just read your post, because, I guess we all have similar problems, I hope you are now making progress. Your question about GFR interested me because I was checking my blood test results and following GFR, it is associated with weight /muscle loss, protein. GFR will fall with weight loss and rise as it increases. Creatinine up GFR down, Creatinine down GFR up. Maybe you already found that out, Good luck.
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@mrainne Absolutely, PKD [polycystic kidney disease] is hereditary, and from what I have learned about it, it does not get better.
Are you being evaluated for transplant, yet? Looking for a living donor?
Ginger