Yes, creatinine tests can help detect kidney damage caused by medications, especially drugs known to affect kidney function, such as NSAIDs, certain antibiotics, and chemotherapy drugs. Monitoring creatinine levels in individuals taking these medications can identify early signs of kidney stress or damage, allowing for timely adjustments in treatment. If medication-related kidney damage is suspected, your doctor may reduce the dosage or switch to an alternative drug to prevent further harm to the kidneys.
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