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Could you share the actual numbers or results by typing them out? That way, the question of what's considered "stable" for kidney disease can be properly addressed for your situation. In general, "stable" kidney disease typically means:
- eGFR (a measure of kidney function) is holding steady over time, not declining
- Creatinine levels are consistent between tests
- Blood pressure is well managed
- Protein in urine (proteinuria) is low or not increasing
Stability is really about trends over time rather than a single result. A nephrologist is the best person to confirm whether your specific numbers indicate stability.
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