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What Improves The Pulse Rate In A Dialytic Patient?

My father is 60 years old and suffering from kidney failure. His Cresatinine is about 12.5, HB is 8.5, BUN is58 and K is 5.3 .. he is getiing a low pulse about 45-50 since few days and is very week.. he is unable to eat anything .. what can be done to improve his pulse..?? He is on dialysis twice a week.

     
Fri, 24 Mar 2017
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Hi and welcome to HCM.
As an Urologist and kidney transplant surgeon,i understand your anxiety.
Your father has multiple organ illness with CKD(chronic kidney disease).
Low pulse rate may be due to multiple factors.
His treatment protocol is not written and hence difficult to comment.
However,treatment isn't only for the low pulse rate.
His vital parameters,including his B.P. need to be in the normal range.
Gradually his pulse rate should become normal.
Consider a kidney transplant at the earliest. Wish him well.
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What Improves The Pulse Rate In A Dialytic Patient?

Hi and welcome to HCM. As an Urologist and kidney transplant surgeon,i understand your anxiety. Your father has multiple organ illness with CKD(chronic kidney disease). Low pulse rate may be due to multiple factors. His treatment protocol is not written and hence difficult to comment. However,treatment isn t only for the low pulse rate. His vital parameters,including his B.P. need to be in the normal range. Gradually his pulse rate should become normal. Consider a kidney transplant at the earliest. Wish him well.