Yes, high blood pressure damages kidney blood vessels over time, reducing filtration efficiency. Elevated creatinine, BUN, and protein in urine often reflect hypertensive kidney disease. Regular KFTs help monitor the impact of high blood pressure and guide interventions to prevent further damage.
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