Paul Saladino· MD
people that are a little more muscular have more creatine in the muscle and may have a slightly higher creatinine concentration in the blood
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people that are a little more muscular have more creatine in the muscle and may have a slightly higher creatinine concentration in the blood
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creatinine is an imperfect measure of kidney function it is a breakdown of creatine from the muscles it's not actually a direct indicator of kidney function it is an indicator of molecule that results from the breakdown of creatine in the muscles and is thought to be a good metric or proxy for kidney function but it's not perfect