關於腎臟功能與腎衰竭治療(英文版)(馬骏華提供) (01/05/14)

Here are some information regarding the eGFR count in our blood test, it tests how you kidney filter out unwanted chemical out of your blood streams.  If your eGFR is 100 or more then you are normal but none of the lab provided that estimate anymore.  But if it measured >60 that is reasonably good, there is a calculation provided for the national kidney foundation you can check as long as you have your creatinine form your lab work.  Remember any nephrotoxic drug (like NSAIDs class of medications, they are aspirin, Advil, motrin, most pain killer are in this drug class) will make your kidney work harder, so avoid taking too much or for a long period of time.

http://www.kidney.org/kidneydisease/howkidneyswrk.cfm#treat

http://www.renal.org/information-resources/the-uk-eckd-guide/about-egfr#sthash.hniqJ6Pa.dpbs