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Should I Be Worried For The Increased Renal Cortical Echo Texture?

I am 39 and have had back pain since June. I am a very active mother of 2, runner and avid aerobics instructor. I also ballroom dance. Blood test all come back normal but cat scans showed Increased Renal Cortical Echo Texture and was told to find a Kidney Specialist today.. I am worried.
Thu, 27 Aug 2015
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Hello

Mildly raised echotexture of both kidneys may indicate renal parenchymal disease.
This condition need proper evaluation.
Complete renal function should be assessed.It includes routine hemogram,random blood sugar,serum urea and creatinine,creatinine clearance,GFR,serum sodium,potassium,calcium,bicarbonate,phosphate,bicarbonate etc.
Proper treatment depend upon findings.
You may need dietary protein restriction.
You should consult nephrologist.

Get well soon.
Take Care
Dr.Indu Bhushan
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Should I Be Worried For The Increased Renal Cortical Echo Texture?

Hello Mildly raised echotexture of both kidneys may indicate renal parenchymal disease. This condition need proper evaluation. Complete renal function should be assessed.It includes routine hemogram,random blood sugar,serum urea and creatinine,creatinine clearance,GFR,serum sodium,potassium,calcium,bicarbonate,phosphate,bicarbonate etc. Proper treatment depend upon findings. You may need dietary protein restriction. You should consult nephrologist. Get well soon. Take Care Dr.Indu Bhushan