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Suggest A Cure For Kidney Ailment

Hallo...I need your help to know something. My husband is a dialysis patient. His urine out come in a day is 1.5 to 1.7 litter. He drinks nearly 2 litters of water at day. He is normal person. No swelling of his legs or anything. i still kept him on diet. GFR of last month 16.02 05/05/2014 as his GFR was 7.0528/04/2014 .So is there any cure of his kidney
Thu, 13 Aug 2015
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Hello and welcome to HCM.
As an Urologist, let me you inform you that, normal GFR is 90-120ml/min. As the GFR of your husband is below normal, he's on dialysis.
GFR reflects kidney function. Dialysis functions like an artficial kidney.
If he undergoes a kidney transplant, he can be without dialysis.
His natural kidneys have gone into irreversible kidney failure, so he's on dialysis.
Hope your doubt is cleared.
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Suggest A Cure For Kidney Ailment

Hello and welcome to HCM. As an Urologist, let me you inform you that, normal GFR is 90-120ml/min. As the GFR of your husband is below normal, he s on dialysis. GFR reflects kidney function. Dialysis functions like an artficial kidney. If he undergoes a kidney transplant, he can be without dialysis. His natural kidneys have gone into irreversible kidney failure, so he s on dialysis. Hope your doubt is cleared.