Creatinine in the blood was an important indicator for judging the degree of damage sustained by the kidney.

The higher the amount of creatinine found in the blood indicated the higher degree of kidney damage.

For a normal adult, the amount of creatine in the blood generally should be below a hundred and thirty-three. Any number above this value indicated that the kidney had already sustained some damage.

Once the creatinine amount exceeded four hundred and fifty, it could be determined to be a renal failure. If the value exceeded seven hundred, it basically meant that it was uremia.

During the noon, Corwin’s blood monitor indicated that his blood creatinine index had exceeded more than a thousand and five hundred!

Therefore, in order to determine whether he had recovered from his illness, the most important point of reference would be the blood creatinine index.

Soon, the nurse came rushing in.

Seeing Corwin’s sudden energetic appearance, the nurse was shocked and in disbelief.