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What Is The Medication For Decreasing Urea Level In Blood With Hsitory Of Diagnosed Cresentric Glumonephritis?
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six month before my father was diagnosed with cresentric glumonephrities. He has no medical history of BP or Sugar. Two month before his creatinine was 8 and urea was 216 ,gradually deceases and Currently his creatinine level is 3.4 and urea is 165, there is no sweeling and urine output is also around 2 litre/day . Doctor has suggested renolog, telma-R, dytor, tablets. Kindly guide on the same.Is really any tablet is effective in decreasing the urea level in blood.?
Thank you
Nutan
six month before my father was diagnosed with cresentric glumonephrities. He has no medical history of BP or Sugar. Two month before his creatinine was 8 and urea was 216 ,gradually deceases and Currently his creatinine level is 3.4 and urea is 165, there is no sweeling and urine output is also around 2 litre/day . Doctor has suggested renolog, telma-R, dytor, tablets. Kindly guide on the same.Is really any tablet is effective in decreasing the urea level in blood.?
Thank you
Nutan
Mon, 3 Feb 2014
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Increasing the urea in blood is not it self any disease but the this is the consequences of disease, as such your father have, G.nephritis so treating of nephritis is important once the nephritis got alright the urea will comes to normal treating of underlying cause is important, I hope this could be helpful to understand the condition, take good care of your father, have nice day.
Thank for asking to HCM
Increasing the urea in blood is not it self any disease but the this is the consequences of disease, as such your father have, G.nephritis so treating of nephritis is important once the nephritis got alright the urea will comes to normal treating of underlying cause is important, I hope this could be helpful to understand the condition, take good care of your father, have nice day.
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