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What Causes Elevated Creatinine Levels in Children?

Several factors can lead to elevated creatinine levels in children, including:
Dehydration
Kidney infections or injuries
Chronic kidney disease
Obstruction of urinary flow
Muscle diseases or conditions causing muscle breakdown

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