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Most of the GFR estimations take age in to consideration. GFR changes with age and as per your age, you will not be considered as having CKD. As your serum creatinine is normal, you should not bother about those reports. Always remember, while evaluating a kidney disorder, the most important value we take into consideration is serum creatinine. If it's normal, then other values can be ignored.All those values are routine fluctuations expected in all human beings in physiological ranges.

Microalbuminuria should not be done in your age group and what ever may be the value, you don't need to consider that.I personally feel that you don't need to consult any specialist in this regard. Avoid unnecessary drug intake and also avoid conditions causing dehydration. Make sure you drink plenty of fluids everyday at least 3-4 litres, so that the kidney can maintain its excretion in a normal range.



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1.44 is slightly higher definitely, but that can be expected at your age. As i said make sure you avoid dehydration of any sorts, consume plenty of fluids preferably 3-4 litres of water everyday. Also avoid high-salt diet and reduce the salt in your diet to bare minimum. If possible engage yourself in some kind of daily routine activity such as walking for 30 minutes or so ( 2.5 KPH- 3 KPH ) depending on your comfort zone. Avoid foods with added salt such as bacon, olives, nuts, pickles.

Don't worry about the 9 month increasing trend. You just need some minor adjustments in your lifestyle. Starting with drinking a lot of water. And regular low intensity exercise.

After a month you can get your Serum BUN and creatinine values re-checked. You can expect a much better report after that.

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