Does Anyone Have Ideas As To How To Increase GFR? Mine Decreased From 38 In Jan. To 31 This Month. That Seems To Be A Quick Jump.Imputs? | MyHeartDiseaseTe

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Does Anyone Have Ideas As To How To Increase GFR? Mine Decreased From 38 In Jan. To 31 This Month. That Seems To Be A Quick Jump.Imputs?
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posted March 28
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To God Be The Glory

posted March 31
A MyHeartDiseaseTeam Member

Stick to your salt and fluid intake that your Dr. Recommends.New treatment options now that were not here 5 years ago. I feel lucky to be diagnosed now as opposed to 5 years ago. You cannot cure it but many times put it in remission. So I am hoping my increased GFR. Is a good sign.

posted March 29
A MyHeartDiseaseTeam Member

My meds turn my GFR . I was just in Kidney Failure when I was on Entresto but after a week I bounced back was down to 37 now back up 48 . Grateful 💕

posted March 30
A MyHeartDiseaseTeam Member

GFR are your kidney numbers . Normal is around 60 at 15 your on dialysis. You know when your numbers are abnormal you’re very tired / don’t want to eat very blah . Your Nephrologist will help pending what’s causing your numbers to drop

posted March 29 (edited)
A MyHeartDiseaseTeam Member

Sometimes lasix decreases your kidney function. We changed my medication and d/c the lasix. Went from 48 to 60. Anything above 60 they consider normal. Talk with your cardiologist.

posted March 28

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