Creatinine is a naturally occurring waste product that is generated by the muscles during normal metabolism. To lower creatinine levels, it is important to manage underlying conditions such as high blood pressure or diabetes, stay hydrated, avoid excessive protein intake, reduce intake of foods high in creatinine, and take prescribed medications.
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