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Your glomerular filtration rate (GFR) is a measurement of how much blood passes through your kidneys each minute. If your GFR is too low, it means that your kidneys aren't working well and your body is retaining toxins. Depending on the circumstances, you can usually increase GFR by making changes to your diet and lifestyle; though, prescription medication and other professional medical treatment might be necessary for some individuals with exceptionally low GFR. | Your glomerular filtration rate (GFR) is a measurement of how much blood passes through your kidneys each minute. If your GFR is too low, it means that your kidneys aren't working well and your body is retaining toxins. Depending on the circumstances, you can usually increase GFR by making changes to your diet and lifestyle; though, prescription medication and other professional medical treatment might be necessary for some individuals with exceptionally low GFR. | ||
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