14/01/2026
Why Does Creatinine Increase and How Can You Protect Your Kidneys?
Creatinine levels rise when the kidneys are not filtering blood efficiently. An increase can be temporary or permanent, depending on the cause.
Temporary rises may occur due to dehydration, infections, certain medications, or toxins. These are often reversible if addressed early.
Permanent kidney damage is commonly caused by diabetes, high blood pressure, recurrent kidney stones, or aged related kidney disease. Once the kidney’s filtering units are damaged, they cannot be fully restored. Only way to slow or stop further damage.
The key goal in kidney care is not just to bring creatinine back to “normal,” but to prevent it from rising further.
That is why early diagnosis is crucial. Timely intervention, along with significant diet and lifestyle changes can help your kidneys from further Damage.
Protect your kidneys early. Delay leads to damage that cannot be reversed.
