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Because no specific clinical or laboratory features of HRS have been identified, diagnosis depends on (1) the presence of severe liver disease, (2) a rise in creatinine to greater than 1.5 mg/dL (25.6 mol/L), (3) no evidence of other renal disease by urinalysis and clinical history, and (4) lack of improvement in renal function with treatments that increase intravascular volume (such as stopping diuretics, or administration of fluids and/or albumin)

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Hormonal therapies might be required where endocrine imbalance underlies infertility, and peptides can be timed to augment those interventions

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