Dear tantemorte,
I agree you should have a follow up with a nephrologist!
And continue to be proactive with your own care. I had terrible fatigue last year (a year after donation) and it turned out to be ulcerative colitis, not a kidney issue.
Since I'm taking a medication that can cause kidney problems, I get my gastroenterologist to approve blood work every 3-4 months.
Lactose intolerance can cause sugar in urine. Pyridium taken for a bladder infection can test as sugar in urine. Pregnancy can cause sugar in urine. I bet there's other reasons too.
BTW, My estimated GFR is like 46, which appears to be "normal" for me now.
Let us know what you find out.
Love, elephant