PERBANDINGAN KADAR KREATININ PADA PENGONSUMSI AIR SUMUR YANG TIDAK DIMASAK DAN DIMASAK DI DESA PALENGAAN KABUPATEN PAMEKASAN MADURA

Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) is progressive and irreversible illness in
kidney function. The prevalence has 4.828 people of kidney failure in East
Java according to Indonesian Renal Registry data in 2017 higher in men
(0,3%) than women (0,2%). Creatinine examination is a parameter to
determine kidney function disorder. One of the factors that affect
creatinine levels is source of drinking water. 90% of locals use well water
for drinking. Some people drink unboiled well water and some more people
drink boiled well water. The goal of this research was to find out the
comparison of creatinine levels between unboiled well water consumer
with boiled well water consumer. The type of research used analytical
observational research. The villagers of Dusun Laccaran, Palengaan Village,
Pamekasan Madura, who drank well water aged between 20-55 years old
were the subjects of this study. The samples were gathered up to 15 people
who drank unboiled well water and 15 people who drank boiled well water
utilizing creatinine examination. The result was no significant difference in
creatinine levels between consumer of unboiled well water and consumer
of boiled well water