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Nephrotic Syndrome. Kidney Profile Normal, Different Urine Reports. On Omnacortil 10mg. Explain?
Hello sir i m from bhavnagar,gujrat
I m a patient of Nephrotic syndrom
M on 10 mg omnacortil on alternate days basis
I usally done my report mean kideny profil n reports a normal always
My urine rrports are normal n my s.cr. Was always comes 0.7,0.8,0.9 usealy
But from last two times my s.cr. Comes 1.0.1.12
Kindly plz explain me
I m a patient of Nephrotic syndrom
M on 10 mg omnacortil on alternate days basis
I usally done my report mean kideny profil n reports a normal always
My urine rrports are normal n my s.cr. Was always comes 0.7,0.8,0.9 usealy
But from last two times my s.cr. Comes 1.0.1.12
Kindly plz explain me
Tue, 16 Apr 2013
hi
you are a patient glomerulonephritis (nephrotic syndrome):
Nephrotic syndrome has many causes and should do a kidney biopsy to find out which type is it or what treatment is required
creatinine also increase in glomerulonephritis showing kidney injury
so either omnicortil is enough or now we will do follow up creatinie level of yours and direct to whether add immunosuppresants again kidney biiopsy.dont worry its a pattern of every glomerulonephrtitis ....you are following that so follow your nephrologist he is going fine as well as you
take care
you are a patient glomerulonephritis (nephrotic syndrome):
Nephrotic syndrome has many causes and should do a kidney biopsy to find out which type is it or what treatment is required
creatinine also increase in glomerulonephritis showing kidney injury
so either omnicortil is enough or now we will do follow up creatinie level of yours and direct to whether add immunosuppresants again kidney biiopsy.dont worry its a pattern of every glomerulonephrtitis ....you are following that so follow your nephrologist he is going fine as well as you
take care
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