Medical Managing High Creatinine Levels: Tips and Medication for Kidney Cysts and Aging

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For individuals with elevated creatinine levels due to kidney cysts, discussions center around management strategies such as hydration, dietary adjustments, and medication considerations. Increased creatinine levels can indicate reduced renal function, influenced by factors like the presence of cysts that may displace functional kidney tissue. In elderly patients, elevated creatinine may not always signify renal dysfunction, as lower levels can result from decreased muscle mass. It's emphasized that medical advice should be sought from healthcare professionals, particularly regarding the use of medications, as some may be contraindicated for those with compromised kidney function.
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for those with high creatinine related to kidney cysts... do you take any medication or do you just drink a lot of water or avoid certain food to prevent more kidney dysfunctoning? is elevated creatinine normal for the elderly?
 
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riezer said:
for those with high creatinine related to kidney cysts... do you take any medication or do you just drink a lot of water or avoid certain food to prevent more kidney dysfunctoning? is elevated creatinine normal for the elderly?

Serum creatinine (inversely) measures overall renal function and is affected by both intrinsic factors (loss of functional renal tissue mass (nephrons)) and extrinsic factors (muscle mass, renal blood flow). Cysts might displace functional tissue mass leading to higher serum creatinine levels. Serum creatinine levels in the elderly might actually be lower in the absence of renal disease because of reduced muscle mass.

We can't give medical advice or diagnoses here. I would advise anyone with compromised renal function to go over all their medications with their doctor as a number of medications are contraindicated in such patients.
 
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