@kathyyvette Welcome to Mayo Clinic Connect. As you read through the posts and different conversations here, you will see a comment we refer to often. That is, it is better to look at trends in blood test results, not single values. There are many factors that can affect results, including but not limited to: hydration level, recent exercise, medication changes, illness/infection, different labs processing the samples, fasting or non-fasting, other disease processes.

Maintaining a moderate exercise program, following a sound renal diet [low sodium/calcium/phosphorous, good protein], minimizing stress wherever you can, can go a long way to helping you keep your eGFR from slipping too rapidly.

Any further questions for me?
Ginger