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Persistently elevated blood creatinine level signifies underlying kidney damage and especially in someone who is diabetic would certainly need to have himself checked out for complete evaluation by a nephrologist. This is because diabetes and hypertension are among the commonest causes of kidney disease, which routine blood tests as in your husband’s case trace many a times. Drinking water wouldn't reduce his creatinine level, nor would it cure his underlying kidney damage. Chest pain if persistent needs to be taken seriously since patients with diabetes, hypertension and chronic kidney disease are prone to heart disease.
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