When serum creatinine exceeds two hundred and sixty-five micromoles per liter, it indicates the early stage of chronic renal failure🩺.

When serum creatinine exceeds two hundred and sixty-five micromoles per liter, it indicates the early stage of chronic renal failure🩺. At this stage, the risk of complications such as cardiovascular disease, osteoporosis, and neurological disorders increases. Early diagnosis and lifestyle modification can slow down the progression of kidney disease.