CREATINURIA

Normurodova E’zoza Sharofiddinovna; Yulchieva Sugdiyonakhon Sherzodovna; Ziyamutdinova Zukhra Kayumovna

doi:10.5281/zenodo.11097889

Normurodova E’zoza Sharofiddinovna, Yulchieva Sugdiyonakhon Sherzodovna, Ziyamutdinova Zukhra Kayumovna

Abstract. Creatinuria is the medical term for the presence of creatine in a patient's urine. Creatine is an important organic compound that plays a key role in energy metabolism in our body. Creatinuria can be the result of various factors, and its presence may indicate impaired renal function or other pathological conditions

Keywords: creatine, pancreas, kidneys, urine, renal failure, nephrotic syndrome, glomerulonephritis, activity.

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