Manish Sharma Manish Sharma Asked 4 months ago

How to reduce kidney creatinine?

My father has kidney issues, and his creatinine levels are a concern. What are some ways to reduce kidney creatinine? We're trying to manage it at home along with his medication.

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Aisha Patel Aisha Patel Joined Mar 2026 4 months ago
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Drinking lots of water and cutting down on heavy protein powders is a great start! 💧 Try to eat more fresh veggies and keep stress levels low. Take care! 😊

Siddharth Sen Siddharth Sen Joined Jun 2026 4 months ago

When my father's creatinine levels went up slightly, his doctor advised him to strictly control his high blood pressure and reduce salt in his food. Managing the underlying BP helped stabilize his kidney numbers.

Nikhil Bose Nikhil Bose Joined May 2026 4 months ago

I was researching kidney health and found that high consumption of red meat and cooked creatine supplements can raise levels. Switching to a more plant-based diet helps ease the filtration load on the kidneys.

Druti Patel Druti Patel Joined Mar 2026 4 months ago

Creatinine is a direct indicator of how well your kidneys are filtering waste. Elevated levels should never be ignored or self-treated at home; please consult a nephrologist for proper guidance and diagnosis.

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Harish Rawat Harish Rawat Joined Apr 2026 4 months ago

Drinking barley water (jau ka paani) regularly is a good traditional way to help flush out toxins from the kidneys. However, if you have swelling in your feet or face, please see a doctor immediately.

Rajesh Gupta Rajesh Gupta Joined Jun 2026 4 months ago

First thing, if you are taking any gym supplements, stop them immediately as they spike creatinine. Make sure to get a repeat kidney function test (KFT) done in 2 weeks to monitor the trend.

Kunal Kapoor Kunal Kapoor Joined Jul 2026 4 months ago

My doctor told me my high creatinine was just because of severe dehydration and working out too hard without drinking water. Now I carry a 2-litre bottle everywhere like a baby, but hey, the blood reports are normal now!

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