I have just found a piece of paper in my desk with medical results. They are in relation to kidney problems. It says USG 1.036 and creatinine 180.
The only problem I have (and don't laugh) are these figures correct for a human with Lithium related kidney problems or for a cat who has chronic kidney disease?
I haven't indicated which of us it is on the paper.
I have what is termed 'chronic kidney disease' with a creatine level of 180-ish, and all I 'get' is monitored once a year to make sure it hasn't gone up. Consultant told me some years ago that I'd probably die of heart failure of some sort before I died of kidney failure! (I liked his bluntness...)
Hope it's not more serious, and hope it's not your cat whose got kidney problems - far more serious in a cat than a human.
Oh, hang on a moment. Confusingly, 'USG' seems to have TWO (different) medical meanings. USG could refer to taking the wee-wee (literally). In which case a figure of 1.036 is only just outside the 'normal' range:
https://www.healthline.com/health/urine-specific-gravity#results
Sqad, I have no idea what I have had. My memory and my inability to know if I have done something or only thought about doing. I would be a lousy witness for the Police.
I have a good GP practice so I leave them to keeping on the right track. They usually fail
Wolf, you are not as bad as my ex who took the cats renal pill instead of her own blood pressure meds, she was panic stricken I laughed myself silly, before I told her it was the same dose of the same drug. But as it was a cat formulation she might get the urge to lick her bits for a few days