“45?!” Dr. Kelso was utterly bewildered upon hearing this figure.


    Going from 1500 to 45? That’s astonishing! Doris Young’s family of three is particrly attuned to this data. After all, a few years ago, Doris Young’s father was diagnosed with uremia. This family has undergone extensive treatment and is well aware of the blood creatinine levels, understanding what each range signifies regarding kidney health. They have a deep understanding of these numbers.


    The normal range for blood creatinine levels is typically between 40 and 130.


    So, when the number 45 was announced, the family couldn’t help but burst into tears of joy!


    Doris Young recalled something and asked Dr. Kelso, “Hello, Dr. Kelso, I think I remember that a value of 45 is considered low for most healthy individuals, right?”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Doris was correct. A value of 45 is indeed on the lower end, which can be considered low for many normal individuals.


    In general, adult men tend to have blood creatinine levels ranging from 70 to 100.


    Dr. Kelso’s excitement was palpable as he responded, “This is actually within the normal range. Given that your father has been unwell recently, he lost weight quickly and became quite weak, which can lead to lower blood creatinine levels. I believe that with a little time for recovery, your father’s levels will stabilize around 70 or 80!”<fnde97> Content originallyes from find[?]ovel</fnde97>


    Doris Young felt a wave of relief wash over her and quickly asked, “Dr. Kelso, does this mean my dad is on the road to recovery?”


    Dr. Kelso nodded confidently, saying, “Absolutely healed! This is truly incredible!”


    Doris was overwhelmed with joy and turned to look at Charlie, her eyes glistening. She was filled with gratitude but found it hard to express just how thankful she was. In her eyes, the life-saving help they received was immeasurable. She felt that expressing her thanks too often might diminish its sincerity.


    Meanwhile, Sydney, who had suspected her husband was recovering, now feltpletely reassured. The confirmed blood creatinine value lifted all her doubts, and tears of relief streamed down her face.


    In a moment of pure gratitude, she looked at Charlie and knelt before him, saying earnestly, “Charlie, thank you, thank you so much.”


    Seeing this, Charlie rushed to help her stand, saying, “Oh, auntie, please get up!”


    With a choked voice, Sydney replied, “Auntie feels that your generosity is immense, and I truly don’t know how to express my gratitude.”


    Sighing, Sydney continued, “Charlie, I’m no fool. The medicine you provided us has such incredible effects. If it were sold to the wealthy, it would be worth a fortune—tens of millions, perhaps even hundreds of millions. For those who are desperately clinging to life, it would be invaluable.”


    Even though Sydney isn’t a university professor, she represents a generation of educated individuals.<h3 ss="has-text-align-center" id="chapter-list"><strong></strong>