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Kidney function affected by ba?

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Post by nikkinoo 7th May 2013, 10:48 am

Can having the ga affect your kidney function? I had to have some blood tests last week to check a hormone problem. It came up that my kidney function is that of a 60+ year old. I am exteamly healthy, don't drink ect. I'm a bit shocked and winderedif it affects it. I didn't use any pain killers after either so I know its not that. I have to go back for another test on thur to check it again but thought I'd post on here in the mean time xx
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Post by COOKIE 7th May 2013, 11:35 am

No Nikki. Your BA will not have affected your kidneys babe.

Its good your seeing your GP though and they are keeping an eye on it for you. I hope it goes well... Having more than than blood test is routine when results such as the ones you have come up, just incase a mistake has been made, which is possible babe... Lets hope the second test comes back ok for you hun. Xx
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Post by nikkinoo 7th May 2013, 11:47 am

Thanks cookie. I thought the ga might affect it. Next bloods on thur am so hopefully ill know early next week x
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