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Kidney Failure Stage 3, Diabetes, High BP, Have Rheumatoid, Osteoarthritis, GOUT, Joint Deformity On Ankles. Take Toradol?
I am in the 3rd stage of kidney failure. i have been taken off of any all pain meds,my question is how invasive is toradol to my kidneys. i have diabetes, high blood pressure, and have 2 toes on my left foot. My family Dr. didn't ever tell me i had problems with my kidneys, I have rheumatoid, osteoarthritis, gout, charcott joint deformity in both ankles& etc. I need to keep my creatinine level as low as possible. I'm doing as much as i can to help my condition. i have been very down since my dr. gave me such information. i am 58 w/fe. thank you for ur time cheryl smith .
Mon, 22 Jul 2013
Hi Cheryl, Welcome to HCM
I understand your situation. In general all analgesics have adverse effects on kidney function and are not indicated in kidney disease. Toradol also belongs to the family of analgesics that inhibit vasodilatory substance called as prostaglandins to elicit its action. Inhibiting such vasodilatory agent will further reduce your kidney function.
Although such medications are contra-indicated, under unavoidable conditions such as yours (fore-mentioned inflammatory conditions) sporadic use of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory (NSAIDS) may be used but only under medical supervision. I will advice you to consult your primary physician for any use of analgesics. Regardless of any choice of pain killers please increase the amount of fluid intake and avoid any consumption of alcohol. Lastly, please make sure that your physician knows about all medicines you are taking, even over-the-counter medications.
Hope this helps.
I understand your situation. In general all analgesics have adverse effects on kidney function and are not indicated in kidney disease. Toradol also belongs to the family of analgesics that inhibit vasodilatory substance called as prostaglandins to elicit its action. Inhibiting such vasodilatory agent will further reduce your kidney function.
Although such medications are contra-indicated, under unavoidable conditions such as yours (fore-mentioned inflammatory conditions) sporadic use of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory (NSAIDS) may be used but only under medical supervision. I will advice you to consult your primary physician for any use of analgesics. Regardless of any choice of pain killers please increase the amount of fluid intake and avoid any consumption of alcohol. Lastly, please make sure that your physician knows about all medicines you are taking, even over-the-counter medications.
Hope this helps.
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Hi, the tablets of torodol (ketorolactromethamine )is also not safe in kidney failure, We should not take any chance in case of kidney failure.
I advise some diet recommendations which are not documented but may be helpful to you. Avoid taking potato, other tubers, tomato, egg, chicken, and sea foods. Try it if helpfull it is O.K. Thank you.
I advise some diet recommendations which are not documented but may be helpful to you. Avoid taking potato, other tubers, tomato, egg, chicken, and sea foods. Try it if helpfull it is O.K. Thank you.
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