'Serum creatinine or urine creatinine talk about the toxicity in our body. Creatinine is a byproduct in our metabolism. Creatinine is waste product which pour kidney has to filter and rising creatinine means our kidney is not doing its job properly. So creatinine is a very important blood tests as a renal function test. Creatinine can rise in many ways, If you stop drinking water or if you have very less water intake in the body , but you are equally stressing yourself and doing some exercise or physical activity which requires lo of muscular energy, then muscular fatigue and less water intake can cause a rise in creatinine levels, so ideally there is a physiological rise in the creatinine in the blood and then you are not taking enough water to flush out the toxins in the body and it doesn’t need any medications. It just needs more fluids in the body. So first there should be adequate fluid intake and then there should be creatinine rise because of a disease and any infection of the kidney like hypertension or diabetes or some other infections can lead to creatinine rise. So we tackle creatinine rise in the following these steps. Take adequate fluids, it does not needs any medicines. Then we have to flush the kidney, if the water intake is enough then we have to flush out. So that is the diuretic and that allows the kidney to our more water out from the blood. At the same time of there is any infection, it has to be treated with antibiotics. So all the toxins leading to the rise of the creatinine has to be dealt with parameters pertaining to what is bothering the kidney. It is physical exertion or any infection or any underlying disease which has already compromised the kidney functions. So we will have to tackle it on these basis. So pharmacological basis as such there is no specific drug labeled saying that it will bring down the creatinine.'
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