How do you reduce GFR?

There is no known way to reduce the glomerular filtration rate (GFR). GFR is a measure of how well the kidneys are functioning. A low GFR means that the kidneys are not filtering waste products from the blood as well as they should.

There are a number of chronic diseases that can damage the kidneys and lead to a reduced GFR, including:

* Kidney disease

* Diabetes mellitus

* High blood pressure

* Heart failure

There are also a number of medications that can affect GFR, including:

* Diuretics

* NSAIDs

* Aminoglycosides

* Chemotherapy drugs

If you have a condition or are taking a medication that can affect your GFR, it is important to monitor your kidney function regularly. A simple blood test can be used to measure your GFR. Depending on your condition, the doctor will provide treatment options.