So far, my father has not had any tests other than blood work. I talked to him today and convinced him he should see a nephrologist, even if it is just to get some peace of mind. He is also going to have labs run again to see if the last test was a fluke. He is still very vital and goes out almost every day with his camera. Everyone thinks he is 20 tears younger than he really is. I got his lab work records.
Microalb/Creat Ratio - 2/20/13 - 1234, 6/5/13 - 445, 12/9/13 - 710, 6/10/14 - 783, 8/13/15 - 513, 2/17/16 - 726, 9/16/16 - 1918, 3/18/17 - 1576, 9/30/17 - 4305
Creatinine - 12/9/13 - 1.3, 6/10/14 - 1.3, 7/10/14 - 1.3, 12/10/14 - 1.3, 2/16/15 - 1.3, 8/13/15 - 1.2, 9/30/17 -1.3
Est GFR - 12/9/13 - 52, 6/10/14 - 52, 7/10/14 - 52, 12/10/14 - 52, 2/16/15 - 52, 8/13/15 - 57, 9/30/17 - 52
His glucose level on 9/30/17 was 123, which is about how it has been for the last 3-4 years, it did get up to 257 in early 2015, but he brought it down to 115 later that year. His triglycerides were 173. All other categories, including blood pressure were within normal ranges.