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Diabetic,damaged Kidneys,dialysis,high Bp

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Posted on Tue, 22 May 2012
Question: i have been a diabetic for thiry yrs. 3 yrs ago j had a XXXXXXX and it damaged my kidnys i did dialysis for 4 mts. and have a creatin b.l. of 2.1 however my pot. level hovers over 5.6 and bp is elevated. very suspect to drug reaction. beta bl. will be alright with hem d. @ home any thoughts 53 190
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Answered by Dr. Raju A.T (21 hours later)
Hi,

This is Dr Raju Arva from Healthcaremagic

Please find the opinion and recommendations posted by Dr. Sree XXXXXXX Raju XXXXXXX consultant in Nephrologist as below.

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Hi,

Thanks for your query.

I do consider the same that the Beta blockers could be the culprit in causing the aggravation of the renal illness and the higher levels of Potassium.

I would like to know the range of your previous Creatinine levels, based on which I could comment on the efficacy of the hemodialysis at home.Also do provide the previous potassium levels.Do send reports of tests on renal functioning and biopsy studies ( if done ) to YYYY@YYYY .

Anticipating your response ,

Dr Sree XXXXXXX Raju XXXXXXX Nephrologist
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Diabetic,damaged Kidneys,dialysis,high Bp

Hi,

This is Dr Raju Arva from Healthcaremagic

Please find the opinion and recommendations posted by Dr. Sree XXXXXXX Raju XXXXXXX consultant in Nephrologist as below.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Hi,

Thanks for your query.

I do consider the same that the Beta blockers could be the culprit in causing the aggravation of the renal illness and the higher levels of Potassium.

I would like to know the range of your previous Creatinine levels, based on which I could comment on the efficacy of the hemodialysis at home.Also do provide the previous potassium levels.Do send reports of tests on renal functioning and biopsy studies ( if done ) to YYYY@YYYY .

Anticipating your response ,

Dr Sree XXXXXXX Raju XXXXXXX Nephrologist
WWW.WWWW.WW